
Church communication for solo Pastors
Most churches have one person in leadership. A person who is a very busy solo Pastor who has to do
I’m not a Minister or a Pastor. However, I’m a communications person. All communicators aren’t Pastors; and sadly, all Pastors aren’t effective communicators. I’m not talking about you. I’m talking about the leader in charge of the church down the road.
We all need to be reminded of effective communications. Especially if we are in a position of communications. Each week I teach a Bible Study of 130 adults. We have prayer time and announcements and then I speak (or lead discussion) for about 45 minutes. This is longer than most sermons in church services, so I need to make sure I don’t break my cardinal rule:
Here are 4 practical tips to consider when preaching, teaching, or communicating:
We have the Word of God that we’re communicating. Each one of us MUST continually hone our communication skills so that we reach every person in our audience and we mustn’t let our sermons be a barrier to the Good News.
Most churches have one person in leadership. A person who is a very busy solo Pastor who has to do
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