Church Marketing Sucks

Church Communications Conference Poll

Last week we asked if you’d attend a church communications conference and the results are in: 44% said ‘sign me up.’ Another 4% have already been to a church communications ...

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More on Mega-Churches

Ah, yet another article on mega-churches, this time from Minneapolis-St. Paul Magazine (that’s where I live!). The Twin Cities are actually a breeding ground for mega-churches. According to the article ...

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Church Web Sites Linking to Pastor’s Blogs

More from Mark Oestreicher, this time around the Church Bureaucracy Award of the Month. I know Mark doesn’t actually produce these items (like Worst Church Idea of the Month) on ...

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Upstream Logo Review

In this peer review we’re examining some potential logos for a community church plant in Australia. Samples: Logo 1: Logo 2: Logo 3: Logo 4:…

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Worship House Media

Check out a new resource for creative churches: Worship House Media. It’s basically an iTunes for worship media products. You can purchase all kinds of resources, including software, video, motion graphics, ...

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Is Your Church a Safe Church?

The DesMoines Register covered church security this weekend, a topic that usually doesn’t get a lot of attention. Some of those church safety precautions include: Training and screening church leaders and ...

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Faith-Based Marketing Summit

We’re a bit late to the game on this one, but the first annual Faith-Based Marketing Summit meets in Dallas on Friday. It’s not specifically about church marketing, but faith-based ...

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Hey Look, a Mega-Church!

You’ve got to love how the press continually rediscovers this odd concept of mega-churches. And they’ve been doing it for 30 years. A couple interesting articles from last week on ...

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First Christian Church Web Site

This week we check out the web site of First Christian Church. Share your suggestions and feedback in the comments. Samples: Screenshot: (fccterrell.org)…

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