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The Come Back Effect: How Hospitality Can Compel Your Church’s Guests to Return by Jason Young & Jonathan Malm
In The Comeback Effect, we are asked to think about the connections we make with guests through their experiences. What exactly is hospitality? How do we practice it intentionally? And why is this so important for church growth?
December 17, 2019
Time to Dream It All up Again
We’re taking a break to go away and dream it all up again. But the archives are here and we've got other helpful initiatives.
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Catlayst West Giveaway, Meetup & Discount
We announce the winner of our free ticket to Catalyst West, offer a discount to the event for everybody else and reveal details about a CFCC meetup.
Wayne Elsey: Everyone Can Do Something
Wayne Elsey, founder of Soles4Souls and author of Almost Isn't Good Enough, offers advice for the church about focus, cooperation, evangelism and outreach.
We Want to Send You to Catalyst West
Want to be in California from March 2-4? We're giving away a free ticket to Catalyst West. Read more about the event, who will be there and how you can ...
Churches & the Facebook News Feed: How Can You Leverage It?
Now the rubber meets the road as guest author Stephen Smith explains four ways your church can make simple changes to increase its impact by leaps and bounds.
Super Bowl Ad Lesson in Making the Boring Engaging
What do you do when you have to communicate something that isn't inherently interesting? Take Bridgestone's example and get creative.
Churches & the Facebook News Feed: Why Should You Care?
Gaining traction on Facebook isn't as tough as some would have you think, and the secret is in real, human news feed interaction. We'll explain why you should care.
Church Marketing Directory: Blogs and Sites Edition
Your church might not need a consultant or a contractor. Sometimes you just need some advice. Check out these sites and blogs recently posted to the Church Marketing Directory.
Cultivate is Back
The church communication conversation is coming to Southern California in May and supports our nonprofit parent, CFCC, and InvisiblePeople.tv.
Message Trumps Art
A Lego commercial serves as a good example of the message being lost in art. The message has to be communicated and not drowned out by the creative.
CFCC Leadership Changes
Our executive director, Cynthia Ware, is stepping down to focus on a new role. In her place, the board has unanimously appointed two co-directors, Justin Wise and Tim Schraeder.
Chad Cannon: Lists, Apps & Critiques
CFCC board member and Outreach VP Chad Cannon talks about lists, YouVersion and responds to some common critiques.
Church Marketing Lab: Ministry Booklets, Posters and More
In our first Church Marketing Lab update of the new year, we take a brief look at recent work as well as the big value of the discussion boards.
Online Office Hours
Justin Wise talks about online office hours, the opportunities and connections it's created and how you can do it too.
Church Web & Social Media Research
A flood of stats and numbers about church web and social media use: 47% of churches actively use Facebook, 78% have a website, etc.
Maurilio Amorim: Social Media, Expectations & Best Practices
CFCC board member Maurilio Amorim talks about churches tapping social media, increased expectations for churches and establishing best practices.
