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Posts Tagged ‘heroes’
Church Communication Hero: G.K. Chesterton
What can this columnist, journalist, and novelist teach us about church communications? Quite a lot, actually.
Church Communication Hero: Hudson Taylor
Hudson Taylor was a British missionary to China in the late 19th century who found a way to connect: the kimono. Find your kimono.
Church Communication Hero: Walt Disney
The imagination and follow through of Walt Disney make him an inspiration and example for church communicators.
Church Communication Hero: Rembrandt
Lessons in church communication from a 17th century Dutch painter: Don't just tell the facts, tell the story.
Church Communication Hero: Athanasius
Athanasius battled heresy to create a faith-proclaiming document that's lasted well over a thousand years.
Church Communication Hero: Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs had vision, confidence, imagination and drive. It's these qualities that make him an unlikely church communication hero.
Church Communication Hero: St. Francis of Assisi
There's a difference between what we say we believe and what we really believe. St. Francis of Assisi explored that difference and sought to reconcile the two.
Church Communication Hero: Fanny Crosby
Fanny Crosby wrote 8,000 hymns and changed the face of worship today. Her life also offers lessons in using our creativity as communicators.
Church Communication Hero: Harriet Tubman
As communicators we can learn something from Harriet Tubman’s relentless, persistent fight against the greatest injustice of her day.
Church Communication Hero: C.S. Lewis
C.S. Lewis was a powerful apologist for the faith. He confronted questions and doubts, giving us a model for how to communicate.
The Last of a Generation: Church Hero Fred Shuttlesworth
Remembering civil rights leader Fred Shuttlesworth, a pastor who was bombed, beaten and imprisoned in his quest to end segregation.
Expert Series: Church Marketing Heroes
Church marketing heroes may not be super heroes, but they’ve still got super powers. We continue our expert series by asking about heroes: The people who challenge and inspire us ...
MLK: Church Communication Hero
I like the idea of Dr. King as church communication hero because what we do is not all discarded bulletins, forgotten Facebook updates or unappreciated graphics.
