Digital Ministry

While churches should have a public social media page, pastors also should consider having their own personal one, too. Ministry is intimate work, and interacting through social media can give you a personal connection with the people you serve. Use these 3 tips to do it with ease.

Adobe has announced that it has acquired Figma, the cloud-based design platform. This acquisition is a big move for Adobe, which has been on a...

During the past 2 years of the global pandemic, all of humanity was isolated around the world and that created a greater need to...

Do you want to save time without sacrificing style by utilizing all the tools at your disposal in Adobe Illustrator? For uses such as VBS...

So how do you keep your church’s identity and message cohesive? How can you ensure an attendee spots your Instagram post among the dozens of others during a lunchtime scroll? The answer is a style guide—a visual toolkit that helps an organization speak in a unified voice. Keep reading and discover ways to use a style guide to unify your church’s message and build trust with your visitors and attendees.

In past years, we have separated how businesses and churches run. The church isn’t about making a profit and getting more revenue, but that doesn’t mean there are a lot of things we can learn about operations and efficiency.

People who watched your church’s sermon online 2 weeks ago only remember 20% of what you said. If you happened to use a couple...

Life.church has a saying, “To reach people no one is reaching, we will do things no one is doing.” Founded in 1996, this congregation...