The internet has changed the way we do church. No longer are we limited to physical meetings in a building; now, we can reach people worldwide with our message. But how…

Several weeks ago, I was pleased to talk with a few brilliant colleagues and friends in the church communications space. Holly Tate, Vice President of Business Development and Marketing, with Vanderbloemen, a premier church staffing and Christian executive search firm out of Houston, Texas, was our host.

One tool that can help if your church has a Facebook Page, and I believe many churches do. Is to leverage the Facebook Event tool. I outline what to do below.

I think many of us have dreams that seem big and out reach. In fact, they may seem so large that they paralyze us. We make no moves at all, and our heads stay in the clouds. I don’t want this for you. I want to share with you the one thing you need to know to get moving, create momentum, and begin turning your dreams into reality.

A buzz word your hear a lot within digital marketing circles is engagement. However, it’s not just a buzz word. Engagement is king and highly sought after. So, how does one increase engagement with email?

You lead a busy life. You wear many hats. A few of these hats may be a parenting hat, pastor hat, counselor hat, friend hat, photographer hat, and videographer hat. I’m sure there a few I’m leaving out. You do not have time to wear a web design hat.

How do I manage communication requests? This is a question that is asked often. I’ve personally been asked this question at conferences, meet-ups with others getting into the church communications space, and on coaching calls.