Like all things, workplace joy takes consistency of intent and dedication. Here are four things I've experienced in my career that affected and promoted joy.
Stop copying what other churches are doing.
Perhaps you've even heard people talking about things they don't like about the church you serve, but no one connects the symptoms to the underlying causes.
Effective church communication is all about scratching itches (or helping them scratch the itch).
Look for these traits primarily and rule out anyone that doesn't exhibit them. Only then look at their writing, design, web, and creative skills as a value-add.
We must eliminate all barriers and distances between the messenger and the audience in order to have effective church communications.
A rebrand doesn't change the gospel message, instead it compels people to receive the message of hope in a way they'll feel like they're understood and loved.
As a church branding strategist, Mark loves helping people get to know the church as something relevant and needed.
Every church needs to change in order to keep up. I’m not talking about changing our biblical message, but we do need to communicate that message differently.
Most people from your community want something specific when they’re looking for a church.
A church recently lamented that they only have a 14% open rate for their emails. Plus their clickthrough rate was extremely low.
What if it only took a couple of weeks to improve your church communication?
A good communicator will concentrate on enabling ministry and not discouraging it in a negative fashion.
Are you trying to reach everyone? Instead, aim at a smaller defined persona group.
Here are three things we must understand.
It’s imperative for you to practice these skills now.
Here are four ways to begin meaningful conversation.
It’s summer and sometimes that calls for seeking relaxation.
Remember, most people view social media when they’re bored.
As a pastor, here are tips on being relevant and helping your congregation understand, enjoy and engage with your church brand.
