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Kevin D. Hendricks's Posts:
#27 & #28: Quit Being Trendy/Old Fashioned
Some churches are obsessed with the new and shiny. Others love the ancient traditions. And sometimes we care too much about those minor issues.
#11: Quit Caring About a Dress Code
Your Sunday best is a cultural tradition, not a biblical mandate. When churches strive to be respectable, they’re kind of missing the point.
#5: Quit Saying You Welcome Everyone When You Don’t
In too many of our churches, we’re fooling ourselves into thinking we are welcoming when we really aren’t. It's time to quit.
New Church Websites: What Works & What Doesn’t on #cmschat
Last week's #cmschat on Twitter covered church websites: What's working and what isn't?
How Your Church Can Be a Voice in the 2016 Presidential Election
In a divisive political season (and election), how can the church be a voice of grace, hope and love? We need to share the message of the gospel.
Is Your Church Ready to Quit?
“That’s how we’ve always done it,” reigns in many churches. And they’re slowly dying because of it. It’s time for churches to quit.
Creating Email Campaigns That Work on #cmschat
For this week's #cmschat on Twitter we talk email: How to create campaigns that get opened and acted upon.
2015 Annual Report
Our 2015 annual report tells the story of what we've done in the last year to help churches courageously share their own stories. When the church wins, we win.
How to Reach More People on Social Media at Easter on #cmschat
Our weekly Twitter chat turns to Easter and social media, exploring ways your church can reach more people.
6 Lessons From Serving on Vestry
I served on vestry—the leadership board—at my church for three years and learned some valuable communications lessons.
More Effective Stage Announcements on #cmschat
Steve Fogg leads our weekly Twitter chat in a conversation about how to more effectively communicate your stage announcements.
Planning (& Surviving) Easter on #cmschat
Steve Fogg leads our weekly Twitter chat in a conversation about planning and surviving Easter.
How to Survive Easter
We asked seven church communicators how they survive Easter. It takes planning, focusing on what's important and taking time to take care of yourself.
Be a Church-First Person
A church-first person celebrates the wins, they encourage others, they think outside of themselves. Do you have that broad view or are you focused on your niche?
Preparation for Easter: Ash Wednesday and Lent
We asked five church communicators what they do for Ash Wednesday and Lent. These traditional times are ideal preparation leading into Easter.
