Josh Cody served as our associate editor for several years before moving on to bigger things. Like Texas. These days he lives in Austin, Texas, with his wife, and you can find him online or on Twitter when he's not wrestling code.
We interview Jackie Long to hear more about church networking tool The City and the value it provides to local churches who have implemented their system.
Joshua Cody has been the associate editor and get-it-done guy at Church Marketing Sucks for over four years. We're sad to announce that he's moving on to more geeky interests.
We talk with Ben Forsberg of SoChurch to understand what their software does and whether churches really benefit form implementing a custom networking tool.
As Easter preparation winds down, there's still plenty of action in the Church Marketing Lab. We round up some of the threads and photos that have been posted recently.
Seacoast Church's Worship Arts Academy is for members of their church, but they're looking to make an impact beyond their own congregation. We explore the program and its intended impact.
Successful campaigns can often come with setbacks. We talk with Justin Jaquith of The City Church about their recent Jesus Is _____ campaign. Both struggles and success.
Plenty of social networks that exist to serve the niche of churches have sprung up recently, but our poll results say you aren't convinced of their value.
In the last month or two, we've seen some great openings on the Job Board and Freelance Board. If you haven't visited, here's what you've been missing.
The Table Project has recently made a splash providing a social network for churches, but it's not the only option we have in the Church Marketing Directory.
Plenty of folks don't know about the helpfulness of the Church Marketing Lab, so we look to demystify the lab and show you some of what's been going on lately.
We've shared how your church can make the most of Facebook, but we're curious, how are you currently using it? That's the question you answered in this week's poll results.