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Katie Strandlund's Posts:
How You Can Help: Join the Street Team
Ten years doesn't happen without help. Together we can slowly but surely inspire change in the world of church communication. Join the CFCC Street Team.
Certification Lab: No Better Way to Jump-Start Your Career
Three former Certification Lab participants share their experience: "There’s no better way I am aware of to jump-start your career."
Certification Lab Google Hangout
Join us Wednesday, April 9 at 4 p.m. ET for a Google Hangout to share more about this year's Certification Lab in Atlanta.
Join Our Street Team
We're looking for dedicated people to spread the word and help give us the pulse of the church communication world. Want to join the team?
We Are Prophets of a Future Not Our Own
"We cannot do everything, and there is a sense of liberation in realizing that. This enables us to do something, and to do it very well."
Church Communication Hero: Oscar Romero
Archbishop Oscar Romero spoke out against government-sponsored violence and injustice, stood up for the poor and championed a courageous gospel in El Salvador during the late 1970s.
See You At Echo
The Echo Conference is coming to Dallas and we'll be there. Check out our booth to say hello, grab a book and learn about new stuff.
Church Communication Hero: The Dream of MLK
Martin Luther King Jr. gave the I have a dream speech, not the I have a plan speech. Inspiring people is more effective than informing them.
Church Communication Hero: Antoinette Brown Blackwell
As the first woman ordained as a minister in the U.S., Antoinette Brown Blackwell believed that faith and social justice must coexist in more than just words.
Church Communication Hero: Rembrandt
Lessons in church communication from a 17th century Dutch painter: Don't just tell the facts, tell the story.
Church Communication Hero: Harriet Tubman
As communicators we can learn something from Harriet Tubman’s relentless, persistent fight against the greatest injustice of her day.
