If you are church communicator or are interested in learning the craft from some of the top communication evangelists, Outspoken: Conversations on Church Communications may be of interest. A collection of essays from over 60 people, the book’s contributors represent some of the leading minds that are changing and shaping the way churches and ministries communicate. Personally, I can’t wait to receive my copy in the mail. Continue Reading…
Outspoken: Conversations on Church Communication
Empowering Your Church Members to Embrace New Technologies

I opened my paper this morning, actually my browser window, and found an article detailing the story of a local Middle Tennessee church planning an expo of sorts, inviting local professionals to come speak with children (K-12th grade). The day will include everything from robotic demonstrations to science experiments. Efforts are meant to inspire children to think about careers in science, technology, engineering or math — understanding that God’s creations are meant to be explored.
Kudos to this church for stepping out and exploring new ground. The role of the Church in exploring new technology, more importantly, empowering Christians to embrace new technologies is a passion of mine. Honestly, this is an area that I believe the Church has overlooked and has a responsibility to nurture. Continue Reading…
Communications Ministry: Making the complex beautifully clear
For many church leaders communications is simply a punch list of to-do items. Do we have a website? Check! Do we have a logo? Check! And once the punch list is complete, the ministry of communications becomes an afterthought until a redesign is necessary.
When money is tight and staff are stretched thin, the act of communicating is often put on the back burner. Sharing the story of how you church is transforming lives and sharing Christ’s message is central to our charge. Continue Reading…
How Rooted is Your Church Identity to Your Denominational Brand?

If your church is part of a denomination, your congregation more than likely has used church-wide logos or branding statements to promote your ministry. From the logo printed on business cards to the sign in the front lawn, most American churches are identified largely by their denominational brand. Continue Reading…



