Allow Members to Talk to Each Other! This is part three in our “When the Church Talks Back” series. During the first two segments, we discussed the importance of including two-way communication into your communication plan as well as three tips for engaging your members more creatively through the use of two-way communication, without it overwhelming …
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Have you ever felt bombarded with messages? Perhaps you are so over communicated with that you have had it with communication. You refuse to send even one more email, text, or phone call in fear of people actually responding directly to you with even more messages. Having our inbox fill up, or phone sounding …
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How are you approaching your communication strategy within your church? Is it a one-way street or a two-way thoroughfare? Often, communication strategies evolve within a church by on-going attempts to answer these three questions. #1 – “What do we want to say?” and “Who do we want to say it to?” #2 – “What do our …
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Long before emails and texts, shepherds stood in fields keeping watch over their sheep. While on watch, they received one of the most meaningful messages of all time – the announcement that Jesus was born. As we read about the encounter between Shepherds and Angels in Luke, chapter 2 this week, we are reminded of three important lessons that …
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In the world of mass communication, marketing, and media, we often spend so much time trying to get information in the hands of everyone, that we completely miss the opportunity to impact someone. Are you missing a personal, intimate component to your church’s communication strategy? There is an art to communicating. With so many …
Picture This. One of your members is rushed to the emergency room this morning. After a work-up, she is admitted to the hospital about 20 miles from the church office. Through the process, a caring family member notifies the church. Rather than waiting for the Pastor’s schedule to free up, the church secretary pulls …
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