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Kelvin Co's Posts:
Empowering Church Staff on Social Media
Your staff and volunteers have an immense reach on social media. How can you tap into that audience? Here's how one church did it.
So Your Job is Church: How to Separate Faith & Work
We are Christ-followers before we are communicators. That means we are not exempt from the need to be spiritually fed.
Design Basics: Put Yourself in the Pew & Feel What They Feel
To be better designers we need to focus on what the audience feels and experience it for ourselves.
Landing a Job: What a Hiring Manager Is Looking For
So you're applying for a job at a church. What are they looking for? From the resume to social media to ministry calling, Kelvin Co covers what you need to ...
Easter Is Over, Now What?
Now that the biggest event of the year is behind us, what’s next? Before moving on to the next big event, consider how you can celebrate, evaluate, reset & recharge.
How to Write Church Announcements
The standard announcement is the bane of the church communicator. They're important, necessary and dull. Here's a simple way you can save time and make announcements more effective.
Boring vs. Fun: Boring for You, Fun for Someone Else
There's a lot of fun work in church communication. There's also stuff that's boring. That's OK, different people find different things fun and boring. Just match the right people with ...
Boring vs. Fun: How to Prevent the Boring
There's a lot of fun work in church communication. There's also stuff that's boring. A lot of fun stuff eventually becomes boring, but there are ways we can keep that ...
Boring vs. Fun: Earning the Privilege
There's a lot of fun work in church communication. There's also stuff that's boring. But we need to earn the privilege to do fun stuff by being diligent with the ...
Boring vs. Fun: Embrace Them Together
There's a lot of fun work in church communication. There's also stuff that's boring. We need to embrace them both, recognizing that the boring work lays the foundation for what's ...
