Social Media

Just as your church’s physical location matters, so does your church’s location on the Internet. There are 823,000 monthly searches for “churches near me.” Can your church be found?

There are so many great pastoral tools that it may seem a little overwhelming, but I hope to break them down into some helpful categories and give you some thoughts on each one.

Here's a cheat sheet that will answer the question running around in your head: “What is the best way to communicate this?” Consider these three stats for better communication.

What does research tell us about iGeneration? Jean Twenge’s book, iGen, is a very insightful and thoughtful read, based on extensive research over several years.

The best possible sermon sharing advice is simply this: put your message out there in as many ways as possible.

What difference could a domain name make? Very simply, a great web address is your church’s digital front door that people have to enter through with a tap, or a click—and it represents their first experience with your church.

If you are like most pastors, you know that your church needs multiple ways to connect and engage with new and returning visitors. An excellent website is a must to cast your church’s vision, provide relevant information, stream services, and accept donations.

Now more than ever, people are looking for spiritual connections online, just like every other aspect of their life. Understanding how people are searching for new church communities is essential to attracting new members and growing your ministry.