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Archive for November 2016
Come, Long-Expected Jesus!
Advent rarely was a matter of wreaths and candles. In my home and church, Advent appeared in a nativity set and the memorization of scripture.
Accessible Design: Why Is It Important?
Accessible design aims for something other than beauty alone. It embodies form and function. It communicates to audiences through targeted visual content.
9 Things to Include in Your Church Visitor Welcome Packet
A welcome packet can be a helpful way to connect new visitors with your church, answer questions, and introduce them to who you are as a community.
More Thanksgiving Social Media Graphics
We've got a collection of Thanksgiving social media graphics your church can use to give your congregation a friendly reminder to be thankful.
Better Church Communication Spreads the Gospel
We talk about communication strategy and best practices out of a deep desire to see churches communicate better so the gospel can go farther. Will you help?
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.
How to Think Creatively to Solve Problems
Church communication pro Phil Bowdle talks about how to bring creativity to problems in your church and find effective solutions.
How to Handle a Communications Crisis at Your Church
A communications crisis will happen at your church eventually. It could be small or large, but one will occur. Here's what you should know and do to prepare for them.
Christmas as an On-Ramp For Your Church
Christmas is coming! The songs and carols, the gifts and parties, the people and shoppers, the guests to your church. Are you ready?
Fall Daylight Savings Social Media Graphics
We've got a collection of Daylight Savings social media graphics your church can use to give your congregation a friendly reminder to set their clocks back.
