Part 4 in a continuing series on What Web 2.0 Means for Your Church
Online video is the latest tech fad. There are TV shows for sale from Apple, you can ...
Dean Lusk, worship leader at Wall Highway Baptist Church in Madison, Ala., was recently working on a new slogan for the church when inspiration struck: “I originally thought of this ...
The Episcopal Church has an online visitor’s center that serves as a first step for anyone considering checking out an Episcopal church. It’s another way denominations can help drive people ...
Part 3 in a continuing series on What Web 2.0 Means for Your Church
Let’s just open that can of worms called MySpace. If you haven’t heard about MySpace, you’ve surely ...
Ever since we started we’ve been trying to help the church communicate the gospel. It’s no easy task. We need your help.
There are three big ways you can help us ...
Part 2 in a continuing series on What Web 2.0 Means for Your Church
Let’s start with the photo-sharing site Flickr. It’s the media darling that began as an online game ...
LifeChurch.tv isn’t the only church giving away their sermon series resources–The Vine, the young adult service of Southeast Christian church in Louisville, Ky., has also made their sermon series resources ...
Web 2.0 is the latest rage. It’s on the cover of Newsweek and everyone is speculating if it’s the revenge of the dot com boom.
This is the beginning of ...
LifeChurch.tv, a multi-location church with sites in Oklahoma, Texas and Arizona, is making their sermon series resources available to other churches for free. You can download video, layered graphics files ...
Marketing guru Seth Godin recently talked about brochures and said the one thing no marketer wants to hear: Nobody reads brochures.
I didn’t say it wasn’t important. I just said it ...
Here’s a confession: I’m not a fan of big churches, and by “big churches” I mean weekly attendance over 20. I think that churches should meet in homes and that ...
Last week’s poll asked about church press releases and offers some interesting numbers. Half of churches haven’t even tried press releases, but 31% have tried them and scored some free ...
Yesterday we announced the new Church Marketing Lab, a place where you can help churches improve their communications. So let’s do it. Here’s a round up of church marketing samples ...
Christianity Today has an interesting debate between North Point Community Church’s Andy Stanley and the author of Good to Great, Jim Collins. Well, it’s not so much a debate. Both ...
It’s time for better church marketing. Want to help?
Step into the lab and help churches improve their marketing and communications by taking part in our new Flickr group, the Church ...