For many pastors in small churches, one word often describes their experience with church communications: overwhelming. The landscape is filled with countless options, each claiming to be...

It feels like everyday it gets harder and harder for churches to reach new people. There’s just a million things always competing for people’s attention. How can a church compete?

Three essential strategic pathways to help your church attract new visitors, turn visitors into attenders, and help attenders become committed members

Why is the homepage so important? Yes it’s because it’s usually the first thing visitors see. Because it determines whether or not the visitor is going to continue to explore your website OR if they hit the back button and look at the next church website on their search results.

Sermon libraries are one of those things you can’t find on Squarespace. But here’s an easy work around that when done right, can actually give you even more design and function flexibility.

Your church website’s staff page is one of the most frequently visited pages on your church website. Here’s how to create a great one!

For churches and pastors who are interesting in learning the steps to take to build a new church website on Squarespace.

Learn how to create a Plan Your Visit page with a clearly marked landing page where you give people a clear and compelling rundown of what Sunday morning is like and what people can expect when they visit.

A Church Management System (ChMS for short), if you are unfamiliar, are platforms built specifically for churches to help them manage their membership in a wide variety of ways.

An important step in your journey toward thriving church communications is to discern your brand. The word “branding” may stir some superficial images of Social influencers, sneaker companies, or diet soda, but don’t let that deter you from engaging in this important step.

The goal of this post is not to tell you what exactly your communications strategy should be. I can’t tell you that because I don’t know your church. But I can tell you it will be unique to your church, culture, gifts, resources, and a bunch of other factors.

Your church communications ministry needs a team. You can’t personally fill every communications role, nor would you want to! Church communications is inherently collaborative and interdisciplinary, which means you have to work with other people.

If I were to choose one word I hear most from pastors when talking about church marketing and communications, that would be it: overwhelming.

Today we’re going to be talking about how to use “Lists” in Planning Center People. Mastering “Lists” will help maximize your outgoing communications with your congregation.

Today we’re going to be talking about how to use Slack to keep your church leadership and teams working together more efficiently.

We all know Planning Center is an incredible tool that helps churches in a multitude of ways. But did you know that you can actually embed the Events and Groups you

Even if you hire someone else to design and build your new church website, the church will still be responsible for creating a certain amount of content for it. There are four types of content I’ll mention to help you prepare.

Getting ready to build a new church website? Here’s the content you’ll need to create before you get started.

When you buy a car you don’t just look at the cost, you also look at key features. Ultimately the cost and features will add up to the right car for you. The same is true of website platforms.

Your church has lots of website platforms to choose from. In this post we’ll discuss your opens and some of the pros and cons.