One pastor speaks out against plans for a new mosque. Another pastor offers up his church when a local mosque is burned. What message does your church send?
Comments were divided as a Kiwi church copied a local brewery's advertising then made nice, so we turned to the polls to get the pulse of Church Marketing Sucks readers.
Catalyst One Day is coming to Seattle Aug. 26. We’ve got free tickets and lessons about how regional differences can change our communication strategy.
The 2010 Echo conference is all about helping church communicators realize the importance of becoming better storytellers. A mid-event recap with highlights and lessons.
A happy vacation has more to do with planning, preparation and anticipation than it does the actual vacation. What does that mean for church marketing?
Statistics. They're pesky, scary and controversial. But if our readers' churches had to have one increase 100% over the next month, here's what they'd pick.
Why don't we have green stop signs? Our culture's sub-text says red means stop and green means go. But how many churches use green stop signs to communicate?
We review Clay Shirky's book, "Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations," investigating what this new digital age means for the church.
Today we’re talking with Shaun King, a vocal pastor and activist who has used Twitter and Facebook to rally causes and get results. He’s the pastor of Courageous Church in ...
How are your churches connecting with social media? Are you mavens, building connection after connection? Broadcaster, just letting out the latest news? You voted, and here are your results.
Openings on the Job Board and Freelance Board the past few weeks have ranged from interns to communication directors. These are just a handful of the opportunities passing through.
Something new is afoot from CFCC thanks to project catalyst Tim Schraeder. Read on for details about the forthcoming book, Outspoken: Conversations on Church Communications.