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Posts Tagged ‘politics’
Uncomfortable Questions: Is Your Church Welcoming on Difficult Issues?
Church should be a welcoming space, but how does your church maintain that welcoming environment when uncomfortable situations arise?
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.
How to Create a Church Social Media Policy
A church social media policy can be a great help for your church's social channels, but what about how your leaders, staff, and volunteers use social media?
3 Ways Church Communicators Can Deal With Politics
Churches have a responsibility to confront politics, even if it's uncomfortable. Here are three ways communicators can approach it without creating trouble.
#162: Quit Politics
Churches need to quit the divisiveness of politics and embrace the opportunity to speak hope and love without turning people away.
Election Day Communion: Churches Bringing Unity to Politics
In the midst of a divisive election, one group is encouraging churches to offer Election Day communion as a way to bring unity and hope.
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.
What Churches Can Learn From Politics: The Proudness Factor
Presidential candidate Mitt Romney won the first debate and surged in the polls. What your church can learn from campaign shifts and motivating people.
Lessons from Political Marketing
Tuesday is election day in the United States. Go vote. And then learn a thing or two about how not to communicate from the current glut of political marketing.
