Social Media

These are valid concerns and I’ve found that almost all of them can be answered if you divide your church communication team of staff and volunteers into two groups.

Is your church doing regular Facebook Live broadcasts? It's a powerful communication method that your church should be taking advantage of.

Do you want to invite more people to visit your church service or church event? Are you looking for the most cost-effective ways to promote your church?

As churches grow and adapt to the era of omnipresent Wi-Fi and smartphones, social media has become one of the most effective ways of reaching new members.

If you can’t justify time spent on church social media, I encourage you to consider the following ways your ministry might be missing out.

No matter what technology we use in church communication: print bulletins, multimedia announcements, websites, social media, a complaint I’ve heard for years and still...

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Facebook has the ability to use facial recognition software to tag you in photos. Unfortunately, not just your photos, but any photo anyone places on Facebook at any time. This means even street shots, security camera or pictures posted by strangers.