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If you’re leading or serving in a smaller ministry or church, you’ve likely experienced inconsistent and unstructured communication. Without a clear guide, information gets shared in random, disconnected ways, leading to confusion for both your team and your audience. Recently, while conducting a ministry communication audit for a small church, we noticed a common issue—a…
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If you’ve ever worked in ministry, you know how overwhelming communication can be. There are events, programs, updates, prayer requests, school announcements, and nonprofit initiatives—all competing for attention. The challenge? People aren’t paying attention. How many times have you announced something over and over again, only for people to say, “Wait… I didn’t know about…
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Have you ever been in a situation where someone is excitedly showing you pictures, but you have no idea what’s going on in them? Maybe it’s a coworker flipping through vacation photos, or a relative sharing snapshots from a family gathering you didn’t attend. Without the proper context, those images don’t mean much to you.…
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Great intentions in ministry can fall flat without clear communication. You can have the most inspiring vision, the best events, or the most powerful sermon series, but if your messages don’t inspire action, engagement suffers. Clear, action-oriented communication transforms your ministry by drawing people in, giving them clarity, and motivating them to get involved. Let’s…
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Before we dive into the topic of this article, I’d like to highlight a book I read a few years ago about management. The title is It’s Your Ship: Management Techniques from the Best Damn Ship in the Navy by Captain D. Michael Abrashoff. Chapter five specifically emphasizes communication. If anyone understands effective communication methods,…
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One of my favorite books on leadership, communication, and change is Illuminate: Ignite Change Through Speeches, Stories, Ceremonies, and Symbols by Nancy Duarte and Patti Sanchez. In the foreword, Patti writes, “Watching the way humans respond to change of all kinds, I’ve learned the hard way that coming up with ideas is easy and getting…
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In my current studies, I encountered a remarkable statement by Jared C. Wilson in his book, The Gospel-Driven Church: “The preaching event is the centerpiece of the worship gathering because it is where we most declaratively and authoritatively hear from God.” I agree with Jared on this point. Preaching God’s Word is far and away…
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A church’s online presence plays a crucial role in reaching and engaging with its community. A well-designed website serves as a virtual doorway, welcoming both existing members and newcomers alike. However, merely having a website isn’t enough; it’s essential to ensure that your online platform effectively communicates your church’s mission and values. Here are some…
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