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The Temptation of Crowdsourcing
Crowdsourcing is a fast, easy and cheap way to get your design work done. Michael Hyatt recommends it. We're not so sure. A look at the pros and cons.
It’s a Friday Collection of Goodies
Time for some Friday afternoon "research": Gender & crowdsourcing fights, social media goodies, face-palms galore, typographic treats and some photographic fun.
Who’s Your Hero?
We all need inspiration. Check out the inspiring stories of 15 heroes chronicled in our new ebook, Church Communication Heroes Volume 1.
Gender Diversity & The Nines
There were 110 speakers at this year's The Nines conference, and only four were women. That sparked a debate and can offer lessons for how churches approach diversity.
The Geography of Christmas
You won't get a white Christmas in Phoenix. It has a huge impact on how people celebrate Christmas and churches need to take notice.
Oscar Romero on the Church
"This faith, like a lamp burning in the night, will light up the darkness until the morning star arises."
Getting Started: Dave May
Church communication lessons from down under as we talk to Dave May, a communications director at City on a Hill church in Melbourne, Australia.
Church Marketing Lab: Christmas Inspiration
Pumpkins are thrown out. Trees are going up. Christmas sneaks up on us every year, so check out the Church Marketing Lab for some inspiration.
Delegation Can Make You an Expert for Your Church
If you want to be an expert for your church and truly focus on your passions, you need to delegate all the tasks that don't fit.
Pandita Ramabai on Commitment
"A life totally committed to God has nothing to fear, nothing to lose, nothing to regret."
Struggles & Victories: Calvary Bible Church
The woes and wins of church communication. Struggling with ministries competing for announcement space and stories coming through as victorious.
Church Communication Heroes Volume 1
On All Saints' Day we launch a collection of stories about communicators who have gone before us, sources of inspiration, encouragement and challenge.
Church Communication Hero: Pauli Murray
A writer, teacher, lawyer and priest, Pauli Murray refused to be categorized. She broke racial and gender barriers and was truly a woman before her time.
Steve Fogg on Marketing
“The best ‘marketing’ happens when we move towards people, rather than just broadcast at them.”
Getting Started: Fran Rossi Szpylczyn
With nearly 30 years of experience as a media executive, Fran Rossi Szpylczyn went to work for the church, volunteering at one and working at another.
