“No one can whistle a symphony. It takes a whole orchestra to play it.”
H.E. Luccock
When it comes to teams, church online is no different than church in a building. You need to have an effective team-building strategy.
- PRAY.
Plan B or No Plan B…That is the question
For all leaders who are doing digital or phygital (physical + digital) ministry, how would you answer this question?
Our churches are at the mercy of online platforms. Is there a plan “B” if we are removed from our favorite media platforms?Powered By the Tweet This Plugin
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The answer is one word: Backup!
Silly Engagement Posts and Why They Matter to Building Your Social Media Following
Did you know that using posts like the one above can build your online community?
There is a strange debate about silly posts like this on church pages, but please hear me out.
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Post like National Peanut Butter Day is unintrusive and it solicits an easy response.
Are you building a stationary bike or a Peloton?
Are you building a stationary bike or a Peloton?
According to a Pew Research Center August 2020 survey, “one-third of U.S. adults had watched religious services online or on television in the past month, and a little over half of them – or 18% of all adults – say they began doing this for the first time during the coronavirus pandemic.”
Regardless of its flaws,
Online Jesus!!! NEW RESOURCES to help you navigate Church Online
EXPANDING YOUR REACH MAY BE EASIER THAN YOU THINK.
In the Early Church, people came together daily in houses. Today, people are coming together on social media. We cannot afford to miss the enormous opportunity to reach the “crowd” that exists online for God’s kingdom. Social networks have become the front door to faith for those who will not or cannot attend a brick-and-mortar church.
