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Posts Tagged ‘story’
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 ...
Celebrate Your History
We're always learning from other churches. How about taking a page from a church that's half the size, but has three times the history?
In the Trenches: Start Blogging
A pastor in training learns that blogging is an opportunity to preach to those who would never go to church.
Video: What’s Your Story
What's your church's story? Watch as Kevin D. Hendricks talks about sharing your church's story at the Speak Conference. Tell your story one piece at a time.
What’s Your Story?
Each piece of online content is a brick in the wall of your story. With a lot a lot of bricks you can build an incredible story that communicates the ...
Event Calendar: Speak, Launch Parties & Nines
September is packed with church communication events, including Speak, Story, the Nines and more.
Speak: Free Online Church Comm Event
As the Internet continues to gain influence, is the church missing the boat? Darrell Vesterfelt thinks so. So he's organizing a free event for churches.
Outspoken Releasing Sept. 15 at STORY
Over a year in the making, we are thrilled to announce the official release date of our book Outspoken: Conversations on Church Communication. Get a free preview, $50 off STORY ...
Real Stories: Storytelling Coaching Community
A story is the shortest distance between two people. Real stories allow us to connect in a deep and powerful way. Which is why Matt Knisely is doing some story ...
Events Calendar: Conferences & Meetups
There are lots of great events on our calendar for church communicators and creative types coming up this summer and fall.
Expert Series: Events
There’s nothing people love more than events (or so it seems judging by the hashtag-laden chatter). We ask our panel of experts about their favorite events of 2011.
CFCC Meetups Announced for 2011
What was the most significant part of your event experience? For many of us, it's the conversations. So we're planning some intentional conversations at events throughout the year. Hope to ...
Is Anyone Asking Your Story?
We're supposed to be prepared to give an answer. But is anyone asking? We need to create opportunities to communicate by getting out there.
Lori Bailey: Stories & Sharing
CFCC board member Lori Bailey talks about the importance of churches telling their own stories and sharing and learning from other leaders.
