Brad Abare is the founder of the Center for Church Communication. He consults with companies and organizations, helping them figure out why in the world they exist, why anyone should care and what to do about it.
Part 7 in a series on Innovative Churches. Be sure to contribute to the Most Innovative Churches list.
How will technology, including the use of media and the web, influence churches ...
Part 6 in a series on Innovative Churches. Be sure to contribute to the Most Innovative Churches list.
How can leaders help create a culture of innovation?
Leadership can help create a ...
This past Sunday, the Los Angeles United House of Prayer held a mass water baptism (registration required) as part of its 80th annual Holy Convocation. They unleashed the power–literally–by turning ...
Immediately following my time at the National New Church Conference in Orlando this April, I’ll be heading up to Atlanta for the Q Conference. If you haven’t heard, Q is ...
Part 5 in a series on Innovative Churches. Be sure to contribute to the Most Innovative Churches list.
Here are more of the Q&As from the Outreach/Tony Morgan questionnaire:
What are the ...
In April I will be tag-teaming with the one and only Mark Batterson for a pre-conference session at the National New Church Conference in Orlando, Fla. The pre-conference track is ...
Part 4 in a series on Innovative Churches. Be sure to contribute to the Most Innovative Churches list.
Here’s the continuing Q&As from the Outreach/Tony Morgan questionnaire:
What’s happening outside the church ...
Part 3 in a series on Innovative Churches. Be sure to contribute to the Most Innovative Churches list.
Here’s the next Q&A from the Outreach/Tony Morgan questionnaire:
What does innovation look like ...
Part 2 in a series on Innovative Churches. Be sure to contribute to the Most Innovative Churches list.
As a part of Outreach‘s Most Innovative Churches list, I answered a questionnaire ...
When our success at communicating is measured against the contemporary, creative, and controversial, we’re missing it. Like a dieter eating Milk Duds on a treadmill, we must not forget why ...
Following up my post post from earlier this week about how more churches should be making a bigger deal about MLK day, I was pleasantly surprised to learn that many ...
This coming Monday in the United States, we will celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day. It’s a federal holiday and, as of the year 2000, every state recognizes it. Established ...
Last month I wrote an entry about potential partnerships that might exist between companies and churches. Not surprising, it sparked several heated comments. I am working on a follow up ...
Here at Church Marketing Sucks, we are often criticized for feeding the capitalistic free-market economy mindset that says if you advertise, promote, or market something well, people will come and ...
Wharton’s online business journal, Knowledge@Wharton did an article last month about the increasing amount of products and services being marketed in partnership with churches. From test driving SUVs during a ...