Digital Ministry

What’s the latest tech hack to greatly simplify church communications? QR codes. Instead of listing off announcements, directing people to a giving page, or manually sending texts—people just scan the code and that’s it. No app required and minimal setup on the backend. Here are some easy ways to implement them at your church.

Until very recently, it hasn't been possible to schedule Instagram Reels in the app easily. There are some apps that provide pre-scheduled auto-publishing of...

Video live streaming is the new black. If you're not planning on investing in video streaming more in 2023 than you did in 2022, you...

Your church volunteers are the foundation to your weekly services. As needs change, you’ll be adding new volunteers to increase the leadership capacity of current volunteers, so it’s key to train them well. Yet, with our busy schedules, it might be hard to find the time to train every individual in person. Try using an online training platform to orient your new volunteers. Swipe for our favorite resources to use.

Now more than ever, people are looking for spiritual connections everywhere, especially online at the convenience of their fingertips. Understanding how people are discovering...

For those of us in the church world, we know how much time and effort it takes to keep the constant production of content flowing for social media and church communications if you want to stay engaged with your community. What if there was technology to help our churches complete all this writing outside of leaning on church staff and trained volunteers?

As a pastor, you are always looking for ways to grow your church. You want to reach more people and have a greater impact...

There definitely is a sense that digital has become the norm for most congregations. However, as we move into the future, there is also the sense that the church is becoming more and more digitally illiterate. To grow, here are 7 areas churches need to do more with digital in the coming years.