
5 Ways to Engage Students During the Summer Break
As summer approaches, students might anticipate the break, but Student Pastors may feel concerned. When activities pause, students tend to
I confess. I love setting communication goals. It grounds and focuses me — and let’s me know if I’m winning. It’s the difference between practicing a golf swing without a ball. Or even worse? Without a hole.
Imagine if Topgolf didn’t have targets. Or if a driving range didn’t have markers indicating distance. We all like/need to have an objective to know if the effort is worth it.
In church communication today, many churches have no goals. They don’t know what they’re attempting to achieve, and in their busyness, they’re discouraged because they have no idea if they’re winning.
Want to feel like a winner in communication? Here are 3 tips for establishing comm goals that are reasonable, achievable, and effective. Once you follow them; you’ll start winning:
As summer approaches, students might anticipate the break, but Student Pastors may feel concerned. When activities pause, students tend to
Your church logo is more than an image. It’s the visual representation of your church’s thread, mission, values; and ultimately
What does your church look like? The outside of your building, the inside. Or what about the service? Can you
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