Joshua Cody

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.

Joshua Cody's Posts:

poll-results Article
December 19, 2007

Marketing Gift Poll Results

In the spirit of Christmas, we asked you what church marketing gift you most wanted to give your church leaders this year. Here’s what you said: There was a tie at ...

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philosophy Article
December 18, 2007

Year-End Zeitgeist

Zeitgeist (n.) – A German term meaning “spirit of the time.” It refers to the moral and intellectual trends of a given era. Unless you’re a fan of the Smashing Pumpkins, ...

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link-round-up Article
December 17, 2007

Good URLs, View-Masters and John Coltrane

Three stories have been on the radar of late. It’s about time you get a chance to check them out. First, Seth Godin links to the Good URL, Bad URL blog. ...

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poll-results Article
December 11, 2007

Church Marketing Mistakes Poll Results

We all make mistakes. Well, some more than others. And usually it’s other people making them rather than ourselves. But still, there are mistakes. Especially in church marketing. Here’s what ...

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peer-review Article
December 7, 2007

Church Marketing Lab: African Shirts, Absolute Truth and More

In the Church Marketing Lab we saw another week chock full of Christmas designs and all-around design goodness. Here’s just a little of what we saw. Make sure to head ...

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poll-results Article
December 4, 2007

Replacing Christmas Poll Results

Last week we rekindled the age-old debate of keeping the “Christ” in “Christmas.” I also collected data for my forthcoming book, “How To Write Awful Polls.” Here’s what you had ...

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peer-review Article
December 3, 2007

Church Marketing Lab: Videos and Billboards, But No Christmas

If you head over to the Church Marketing Lab, you’ll notice things are getting a lot more red and green. But I still resisted the urge to do a Christmas-y ...

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poll-results Article
November 27, 2007

Polka Mass Poll Results

Last week, we wanted to know what you’d do when you heard there was a polka mass in town. Despite stuffing yourself with turkey and dressing, you let us know. ...

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think-ahead Article
November 26, 2007

5 Church Marketing Mistakes

Tony Morgan just posted 5 marketing mistakes that churches make. Here’s his list: Promoting your church instead of generating a response. Making a promise you can’t keep. Trying to be all things to ...

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poll-results Article

Giving Thanks Poll Results

Happy Thanksgiving! It’s only a few days past, but we have the breakdown of how you choose to celebrate at your church. 44% of you tie it in to your Sunday ...

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web-sites Article
November 19, 2007

Church Website Survey Results

Version 1.0 of The Art of Mission’s Church Website Survey was recently released. The results of the survey are available for free, and a second version is in the works ...

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peer-review Article
November 16, 2007

Church Marketing Lab: New Sites, Sports Centers and More

It’s the most wonderful time of year! The weather is getting colder, Wal-Mart has Christmas candles and Christmas music is starting in on the radio. All that to say, I’m ...

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poll-results Article
November 13, 2007

Blogging Pastor Poll Results

A little over two years ago, we asked you if your pastor blogs for your church. You weighed in and told us this: 21% did with success, 5% are trying ...

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peer-review Article
November 9, 2007

Church Marketing Lab: Logos, Languages & Share the Love

After a week off from the Church Marketing Lab roundup last week, we’re back to your regularly scheduled design genius. Here’s some of what’s been going on in the Church ...

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evangelism-outreach Article
November 7, 2007

Fall Church Shopping

USA Today seems to feel that autumn is the perfect time to find a new church. I guess when we asked you what would make you leave your church, ...

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