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Posts Tagged ‘planning’
How to Handle Communication Requests Without Chaos
When your church staff doesn't know how to make communication requests, the result is chaos. Here's a way to use forms to handle communication requests and instill order.
Boring vs. Fun: How to Prevent the Boring
There's a lot of fun work in church communication. There's also stuff that's boring. A lot of fun stuff eventually becomes boring, but there are ways we can keep that ...
Preproduction Matters
Christmas is getting closer! Are you ready? Whitney George from Church on the Move talks about the importance of preproduction.
Planning Christmas: Insights, Field Trips & After Christmas
A triple-dose of insight around the importance of planning before and after Christmas, featuring Shawn Wood, Robbie Foreman and Maurilio Amorim.
Planning Christmas: Stephen Brewster & Evan Courtney
More Christmas idea including flashmobs and 12 days of serving.
Planning Christmas: Bethany Russell
A communications director for a multisite church in Texas talks about getting ready for Christmas.
Outspoken: Little Guys Can Do Big Things Too
Here's hope for the underdog. In this excerpt from the book Outspoken, we offer advice and encouragement to the small (i.e., normal) church.
A Letter to Pastors: Is Communication PR or DNA?
Is your church communication PR or DNA? An open letter to pastors about two ways of handling communications and the startling differences.
Expert Series: What Are You Doing For Easter?
Easter is only nine weeks away. Is your church ready? We’re launching a new series where we ask some church marketing experts for their input and our first question is ...
Planning Christmas with Shawn Wood
We talk with Shawn Wood about planning Christmas. It's not too late and there are plenty of good ideas out there.
Advanced Planning Poll Results
Churches are all over the board with how far in advance they do their weekly service planning. Some make their decisions on the morning of services, and others know over ...
