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What Story is Your Rack of Brochures Telling?

Blank Church BrochureWhen assessing a church’s communications ministry, I often start by stepping into the building on a Sunday morning. I’m seeking the story of what makes your church unique. Where is your passion? How is your church engaged in the community? My goal is to ultimately determine how well your message conveys the answers to these questions.

Based on experience, the rack of church brochures is an effective gauge to measure the overall health of communications ministry at a church. With one quick glance, I’m able to see if a methodology is in place to oversee consistency, content, and messaging. Ultimately, your rack of brochures is telling a story to first time visitors: Continue Reading…

Photo: Communicating Beyond the Internet

Mimeograph Machine

If you’ve ever attended one of my workshops or presentations, I will typically start by asking the crowd to identify the technology being used in this photo. I’ve heard everything from folding machine, printing press, to paper shredder. If you are over the age of 45, you are more than likely able to identify it as a mimeograph machine. Continue Reading…

Print From Your iPad Using Google Cloud Print

Google Cloud Print

Maybe I’m the last to pick up on this, but I inadvertently discovered Google Cloud Print today. I’m most excited about having the ability to print from my iPad and iPhone.

By connecting your printer with the Google Cloud you will be able to print to your printer from any computer or smart phone, regardless of where you are. Just activate the Google Cloud Print connector in Google Chrome and your printer will automatically be available to you from Google Cloud Print enabled web and mobile apps.