Christmas is fast approaching, and whether you’ve been planning your services for months or are just diving into preparations, this is one of the busiest times of the year for church marketing and ministry.

In the visual-centric world of modern communication, high-quality photography is essential for churches looking to connect with their community and share their message. Whether capturing moments from services, events, or outreach programs, the right images can speak volumes.

Discover why churches need to adapt their social media strategies. Explore the benefits of investing in social media advertising and learn how striking the right balance can help churches thrive online.

Hey there, churches! Today we’re keeping it nice and short and maybe saving you some money! Canva is offering free access to its premium design tools as part of its program for non-profits.

You’re likely posting online content for your church every week. From social media posts, email newsletters, video announcements, and many more, you’re creating a lot of content. But how do you know the online content you’re creating will be effective? I’d like to walk you through my A.R.C. framework.

With people increasingly turning to the internet to find local services and businesses, it's crucial for churches to think about their online visibility. One powerful tool for achieving this is Google Business Profiles.

Social media and online marketing can be incredibly powerful for church growth. But before you dive into content strategies or paid ad budgets, you need to ask yourself an important question. Are you actually ready for growth? Here are some key strategies to consider to ensure your church is ready for growth.

It’s easy to fall for the temptation to prioritize accumulating large followings. This can sometimes overshadow the primary goal of fostering genuine connections and introducing people to Jesus.

In the quest to fulfill its mission, the Church must break the habits of insular communication and embrace an outward-focused approach to its communication strategies.

As churches start down the path of online content and social media there is a very important question that needs to be answered. What is the purpose of the content we’re creating?

Is church marketing biblical? Does it align with the principles laid out in the Bible? Let's dive into this topic and uncover the truth behind spreading the Good News through marketing efforts.