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4 Blog Post Title Rules for Churches

You’ve written an amazing, helpful post for your church blog.

The post is solid, and isn’t making any rookie mistakes.

You’re just about ready to hit “Go.”

All you need is a title.

Jeffrey Kranz -
Communication

Engage Your Members with Unique Church Fundraising Events

Successful church fundraising should meet two important goals. The first of course is to raise the money you need for whatever project you are supporting. The second is to facilitate community involvement. A church should not just be looking at a fundraising need as a way to make money, they should be looking at it as a way to bring people together.
Tim Smith -
Leadership

Know Thyself: 4 Benefits for Your Church

Some advice lasts the ages, while other advice can seem outdated very quickly. There was a time when it was good advice to get out there and go door-to-door when looking for a job. We used phrases like ‘pound the pavement’ and ‘open doors’. Now? If someone came to our office unannounced looking to meet with me about a job, well, let’s just say that wouldn’t go well for them.

On the other hand, some advice stands the test of time. In fact, one of my favorite adages predates Plato and Socrates: ‘know thyself’.

Steve Caton -
Mobile

3 Key Church App Considerations

How many apps do you have on your phone? In the last month, how many apps have you downloaded?

Tony Caudill -
Communication

4 Communication Methods to Reach Multiple Generations Each Week

Hey! My name is Rusty and I am old. I know I am old because I read my email. I actually think email is great. You can quickly and easily type full sentences, paragraphs, even use grammer grammar (did I mention spell-check?). But that makes me old because, according to the New York Times, enjoying email is a sign you are old. And that article was written in 2010... so I must be really old.
Rusty Hutchison -
Communication

7 Integrated Online Forms Your Church Should Be Using This Summer

As people sign up for the next event or service opportunity, sign-up sheets, clipboards, and sticky notes are passed around churches haphazardly. But you...
Emily Kantner -
Communication

Digital vs. Interactive Sunday School Curriculum

For the past decade, churches have been given a choice in how they want their teaching curriculum delivered: print or digital. But it’s not that...
Jeffrey Kranz -
Mobile

Did You Sleep With Your Mobile Phone Last Night?

That may sound like a crazy question, but it’s not. My mobile phone rests on my night stand about three feet away from me...
Dean Sweetman -
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