5 Lies Communicators Believe
We’re gullible. We want to believe that everyone has our best interest in mind. That our perceptions are accurate and our best days lie ahead.
Church communicators are no different. I engage with hundreds who are attempting to communicate for busy ministries, and I often hear lies or gullible misconceptions. It’s wise, if you’re in this role or manage someone in the role, to stop believing them. Here are 5:
1. If I work longer hours, I’ll catch up and get everything done. We’re inundated with a lot of projects, details, and meetings. It’s easy to believe that if we work day and night we’ll eventually catch up. Creatives have a magical way of filling available time, so, if the expectations are...
12 Church Website Tips (Cheat Sheet)
In college, as I took classes and studied, I often created “cheat-sheet” cards that I hole-punched, put on a large hoop, and hung on my belt loop. I’d concisely write information that seemed to be exam-worthy on each card so I could review it between classes. I wanted to be ready for the exam!
As we all know, life isn’t about passing exams, it’s about learning how to do things properly when the opportunity arrives. That’s success!
I’m blessed to give churches direction about their church website design and content. I’ve been accumulating quick, easy-to-remember tips that will help develop a church website that works. Want them?
Print this article as a cheat-sheet to ensure you’ll pass the test of an effective church...