Craft a mission-focused social media calendar for your church
TikTok. Facebook. Instagram. The social networking site formerly known as Twitter. Let's face it: Dealing with social media can seem like a game of Space Invaders. But it doesn't have to be this way. If you plan and schedule social media content with a clear purpose, you can ensure that your digital presence remains impactful and fully aligned with your church's mission. All you need to do is craft a mission-focused social media calendar.
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Maintaining and improving your sound booth
OK, you’ve obtained some equipment and finally have your sound booth set up. Now what? Well, it’s not going to function on its own. Make room for training, upkeep and the occasional (we hope) need for troubleshooting. Now, let’s say you want to create quality videos for the web, livestream your services or venture into the world of podcasts. With a little more expertise and possibly some more equipment, the sky’s the limit.
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From consumer to collaborator — get your creative juices flowing
Often when we get bogged down with tasks, it’s hard to get in a creative space. Fortunately, there is already a multitude of content at hand, but how do you make that switch from consumer to collaborator? Here are some tips for getting those creative juices.
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The importance of a plan-your-visit webpage
To break the ice, you need a virtual welcome desk. Make potential visitors feel right at home with a well-organized plan-your-visit webpage that includes answers to all the questions a newcomer would likely have. Remember to inform, introduce and invite. It could be the start of a wonderful relationship.
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Twitter to X: What churches and church leaders need to consider
If you’re still trying to make sense of Twitter’s rebranding to X, you’re not alone. The little blue bird with its 140-character tweets is undergoing a bit of a transformation. With all of the changes that have been made and are still forthcoming, it may be time for churches and church leaders to determine if X is still a “thunder bird” on the crowded social media highway.
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