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Posts Tagged ‘relationships’
Announcements Should Be the Last Resort
Instead of always jumping to a platform announcement, work with your ministry leaders to think of another approach that might be more effective.
How to Prevent Last-Minute Communication Requests
Want to avoid last-minute communication requests? Follow these four tips. They'll build awareness about your role at the church, address repeat offenders, establish consistent processes, and assign an event coordinator.
5 Ways to Get Design Approval From Your Pastor
Pastors and graphic designers aren't always on the same page. Sometimes there's even friction. We've got some tips to help you work better together.
The Value of Church Communications for Leaders on #cmschat
This week's #cmschat on Twitter covered how to communicate the value of communication to church leadership.
How to Overcome Dysfunctional Church Communication
The story of how one church communication director tackled her church's problems and moved toward better communication.
Design Basics: 3 Ways to Put People Over Projects
You don't want to be the pushy, controlling, opinionated or overbearing designer. Here are three ways to put people over projects.
Getting Started: Karina Lopez
Karina Lopez shares her wisdom from the trenches of church communication: Prioritize, focus on relationships and take good care of yourself.
Kem Meyer on Change
"Focus on the who more than the how to and the rest of the pieces will more easily fall into place.”
Getting Started: Kelvin Co
With 25 years of communication experience, Kelvin Co shares his insights on getting started in church communication.
Power to the Pews: Internal Marketing
There's a lot the person in the pew can do to make your church shine on Sunday morning, and in some cases it's stuff the staff just can't do.
Communication Catalyst Poll Results
We all learn and grow in different ways. In our most recent poll, we asked you what helped you grow most as a church communicator, and here are your answers.
