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Posts Tagged ‘thankful’
Give Thanks: A Radical Notion of Gratitude
A 15-year-old is hit by a car while crossing the street and storms city hall—not to yell or scold—but to say thank you for the outpouring of support.
18 Thankful Thoughts for Church Communicators at Thanksgiving
Oh, Thanksgiving, we love you. It's a not-so-subtle reminder to be thankful for the good things we see as church communicators, like the demise of MySpace.
10 Reasons Church Communicators Can Be Thankful
It's Thanksgiving here in the U.S., a time for gratitude. So let's reflect on all we have to be thankful for as church communicators.
Thank God, But Thank People Too
Everybody knows you should thank God at Thanksgiving. God gives good gifts, second chances and new opportunities. So what about the people God uses to do those things? Should we ...
Free Thanksgiving Graphics: Saying Thank You on Social
No one has ever complained that you say thank you too much. Encourage your church to give thanks with a free Thanksgiving graphic to share on social media.
The Treason of the Season: Stop the Stress
Do you hear what I hear? It’s the sound of stressed out church communicators grinding their teeth. It's the frenzied season and stress is in the air. But now is ...
A Roundup of Thanks
We're sharing a collection of links early this week before the inevitable turkey coma. We've got Thanksgiving goodness, more from the pope, inspiring photos and 20 words from Kid President.
Be Thankful for Your Responsibility
Maybe you've forgotten the joy of that first day and the wonder of what we do. You've given in to the grind. But today is a new day.
Thanks to Overhead Projectors
Remember the glory of overhead projectors? Sometimes technology moves so fast we need to slow down and reflect on how far we've come and be thankful for what we have.
Thanksgiving All Year Long: Thankfulness as Communication Strategy
Thanksgiving is an opportunity to reflect and be thankful. It's also an ideal communication strategy we can employ all year long.
