Does it seem like your church website is a digital trampoline where visitors come and immediately bounce away? Maybe it’s just eerily quiet and no one’s finding your site. No …
How To Choose The Right Audio Equipment For Your Church
The right audio equipment helps make your sermons, music and overall experience far more effective and engaging. Think about it as the difference between someone shouting in a large room …
How To Harness The Power Of Facebook Groups
Facebook groups are the perfect way for people to come together over shared interests, including their faith. If your church doesn’t already have a Facebook group, what are you waiting …
Why It’s Important To Equip Volunteers
You have volunteers, but somehow they never seem to accomplish much. Before you place the blame on them, consider how you equip volunteers before they start a project. It’s a …
The Best Plugins For Your Church Website
One of the best things about using WordPress for your church’s site is all the plugins that help you customize your features and performance. Choosing the best plugins for your …
Top 7 Goals For Your Church Website
You finally have a great church website, but now what? The next step is to decide what you want to accomplish with it. Setting goals for your church website helps …
How To Design A Great Church Newsletter
For many, a church isn’t complete without a church newsletter. However, do you have the kind of newsletter members look forward to or do they just toss it to the …
Best Free Platforms For Creating Church Graphics
Church graphics are a central part of any marketing and branding strategy for your church. From social media to your church’s newsletter, the right graphics grab readers’ attention. You don’t …
8 Things That Should Not Go On Your Church Website
Your church website should be a welcoming home for anyone wanting to learn more about your church and build their relationship with Jesus. However, certain things on your site could …
How Much Should I Spend On Facebook Advertising?
Marketing your church isn’t quite as easy as traditional word of mouth anymore, but you still have to drive growth somehow. Modern word of mouth involves getting your church noticed …
