mobile ministry

Marketing has changed dramatically in the past few years. Gone are the days of seeing an ad, locating the product online and making a purchase without doing further research. Tech savvy buyers go online to read, review and ask others about products that interest them.

The mobile device industry has touched nearly everyone in ministry in one way or another. Mobile use is now nearly ubiquitous, as well as incredibly diverse and accessible.

So what does mobile look like for folks who work in ministry but do not have pastoral roles? Ministries such as children's and youth ministry, church communication and marketing, and welcome teams and facilities management face some of the most changes in terms of mobile. With accessible mobile devices and services, what does the future for interactions look like for these ministries?

For the past few years, the device category called wearables has been growing in marketing and importance in the minds of some consumers, and definitely in...

A few years ago, we looked at several mobile trends for pastors and thought it time to update some of what was discussed. In that...

Technology moves at a rapid pace. Around 20 years ago, most people had not heard of the World Wide Web and Internet, or did...

Real church experiences often dictate what technology advancements actually have a successful place in church administration. If it doesn't really work to achieve the...

It's obvious that mobile phones have risen to an everyday staple for most people. You could probably live without cable TV, perhaps you could...

Mobile phones, who can live without them? It seems our culture has reached a point of no return--everyone from 12-year olds to 90 year...