The Center for Church Communication just finished unveiling our 2010 Firestarters: Churches all over the nation that are excelling in the field of church communication.
June has been great for the Church Marketing Directory. Know of a resource that should be mentioned? Go ahead and suggest a link for inclusion to help churches communicate better.
Last week our nonprofit parent, the Center for Church Communication, announced a new way to recognize churches that have ignited ideas and sparked brilliant communication: Firestarter.
From logos to copiers to series graphics, we've been seeing great conversations and designs pass through the Church Marketing Lab lately. Keep up with the latest action with this roundup.
If you're interested in helping shape the future of church communication, Story is a conference you shouldn't miss. Get in before the early bird special is over.
How many of us in ministry can say that we're "trust agents" in our communities? Not self-labeled trust agents (that doesn't count), but trustworthy people as deemed by our communities?
New available jobs this month include positions for a design manager, call center manager and senior graphic designer. Don't miss what's new on the Job Board.
Seventy-seven churches in the Atlanta area are canceling Sunday services in order to do community service. It's an opportunity for the church to get outside and do good.
Is your church sports crazy or non-competitive when it comes to using sporting events in your marketing? Here are your responses to that very question.
Author Scott Belsky makes a powerful argument that sometimes brainstorming ideas actually gets in the way of making a small percentage of those ideas a reality.
Recently, Brad Abare noticed a growing trend in church leadership: leaders who are choosing to attend churches where they aren’t serving on staff. In the comments, opinions were mixed, and ...