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Archive for June 2018
Fourth of July Social Graphics for Your Church
With Independence Day coming here in the U.S., we've got some Fourth of July social media graphics your church can use.
Don’t Be Frazzled in the Fall: Take Care of Yourself Now
The coming fall season can be a frenzy. You need to start planning for it now. You also need to take care of yourself, starting now.
Looking Ahead to Fall Elections: Deidra Riggs on Unity
As we look ahead to the fall and another contentious election season, we talk with author Deidra Riggs about how the church can be a voice for unity.
9 Sermon Series Mistakes & How Your Church Can Fix Them
The sermon series can be a challenge. It's a staple for many churches, but the creative churn is daunting. We'll help you avoid those sermon series mistakes.
Fall Kickoff Task List: What to Do Between Now and the Fall
We asked seven church communicators what they need to do to be ready for the fall season: Start now, plan ahead, and prioritize.
Communicating Fall Without Creating Noise
There is always something going on. Just when you think it’s safe to breathe, fall is knocking on your door. So how do we communicate it all without creating noise?
Fall Kickoff: What Can Your Church Do Better?
How can your church improve as you go into the fall? We asked church communicators and the answers varied from improved focus to welcoming guests.
Everyone Makes Mistakes: Including Us
It makes sense to be upset over mistakes. What doesn't make sense is to assume that your mistake defines your worth.
Fall Kickoff: How Does Your Church Ramp up in the Fall?
Fall may seem like a long way off, but your plans for fall are likely underway. So we asked a group of church communicators how their churches are kicking off ...
Fall Kickoff: Church Resources for the New Season
This month on Courageous Storytellers, we’re exploring fall kickoff. Rather than waiting until September, we thought it made a whole lot more sense to talk about it now.
