
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
Let’s be clear, employment transitions are complicated and have the potential for concern. Pastors, from your vantage you want to protect yourself and establish a church communication team that will encourage ministry and improve systems to inform your congregation while you engage your community. It sounds perfect.
The Church Communicator (Comm) should want the same goals but they’re often concerned with ministry culture, leadership, the ability to accomplish your goals within ministry budgets, and how creative they can be using a team that juggles a lot of requests. They’ll have questions.
Here are 5 great questions to anticipate from a quality Church Communicator. I even suggest guidance to your answers!
Final thoughts: Please put everything in writing. It’ll give you something to hold your Comm accountable to and give them something to refer to for expectations. Neither want a bait and switch; so be upfront and honest. This is the start of a special ministry relationship. Pray for the transition!
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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