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Jonathan Malm's Posts:
Here’s What’s Missing From Your Church’s Communications
How do people feel when they come to your church? You should be working to identify negative emotions your audience will be feeling and replace them with positive emotions.
Innovation, Possible: How to Be More Innovative at Your Church
Let's talk about innovation in the church. More to the point, how do we encourage innovation? Try a practical tool, the Possibility Matrix, to solve bottlenecks in communications or Sunday ...
30 Stage Design Tips for Churches
We explore 30 stage design tips from some of the top church stage designers, including how to use light, keeping it simple, welcoming people and more.
Church Visitor Horror Stories: Stalker
Our Church Visitor Horror Story Contest comes to a close with our grand prize winner: The pastor who wouldn't let you leave and then a member tracks you down at ...
Church Visitor Horror Stories: Reserved Seating
Going to church for the first time is scary. But reserved seating? With the evil eye? Creepy! That makes for a real Church Visitor Horror Story.
Church Visitor Horror Stories: Firing the Pastor
Walking into church for the first time can be scary. But firing the pastor? Yikes! That makes for a real Church Visitor Horror Story. And it's our first winner.
The Sunday Sneeze: Making the Most for First-Time Guests
What does a church look like when it sneezes? It's not a flattering picture and doesn't leave a good impression with first-time visitors.
How Your Church Can Innovate by Asking “What If?”
Innovation through bold questions: What if that idea applied here? What if this "fact" wasn't actually true? What if I'm wrong?
Honesty Goes Viral
My church recently held a creative worship night. It was a night filled with dancing, music, painting and other artsy fartsy things I usually don't enjoy. But one particular piece ...
Branding Overload? You Need a Brand Overlord
Is your church suffering from brand overload? Instead of branding every ministry, you need to focus on your church's overall brand.
