5 Do’s and 5 Don’ts of Church Communication During the Holidays
The holiday season is a perfect time for churches to connect with the congregation as well as potential first-time guests.
I’m warring with email. Although statistically SPAM is down quite a bit over just 3 years ago, I seem to get a lot of it. And when I get through deleting all the junk mail, I’m often cranky and don’t seem to enjoy getting “real” emails. Sometimes emails get “lost” in the clutter.
I’m not alone.
Just when we’re getting used to not sending physical mail anymore (when’s the last time you actually wrote something and placed a stamp on it?), people are now considering reducing emails. Just like mail, voicemails and emails are becoming a thing of the past.
The next generation is almost impossible to contact through email. My college-aged son (or my high school senior) rarely checks his email client. It drives me crazy!
People have moved on to more “instant” communication; like facebook or texting.
Still want to make email work for you? Remember these 2 things:
I can’t believe how fast things are changing. Communications is changing. If you’re not? You’re going to become obsolete or ignored. Hone your editing skills. Get to the point. And you’ll be heard. Less is definitely more.
The holiday season is a perfect time for churches to connect with the congregation as well as potential first-time guests.
The church branding essential for communication can be summed up in this fun phrase: matchy matchy. In fact, there are
Daily tasks become less special each time someone does them in succession. Doing something once a week can even become
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