Every church is looking for Mother’s Day ideas that honor Moms appropriately during their special church service on the second The post Mother’s Day Ideas for your Church first appeared on Church Branding and Marketing | Be Known For Something ..read more

At Easter, or during any overwhelming church season, a church communicator (or Pastor) needs to be mindful of burnout self-care. The post Burnout Self-Care for the Church Communicator first appeared on Church Branding and Marketing | Be Known For Something ..read more

It’s sobering. I’m sure you saw the recent preteens trends. In it, Barna was super clear and scary. Our 8- The post 5 Communication Tips so our Churches don’t lose Preteens first appeared on Church Branding and Marketing | Be Known For Something ..read more

Engaging with unchurched individuals (the “Nones”) who aren’t actively seeking a church requires a careful and thoughtful approach. According to ..read more

Creating effective social media posts is crucial for engaging your church congregation and community. But it’s not an easy thing ..read more

Creating effective social media posts is crucial for engaging your church congregation and community. But it’s not an easy thing ..read more

Welcoming first-time guests to your church, and encouraging them to return, involves thoughtful planning and intentional actions. Here are seven ..read more

Welcoming first-time guests to your church, and encouraging them to return, involves thoughtful planning and intentional actions. Here are seven practical steps to help ensure that first-time guests become long-term members of your church community: 1. Warm and Personal Greetings    – Whether a first-time guest becomes a long-term member, often starts in the initial 30 minutes after arriving on campus. Start your greeting in the parking lot with clearly-marked guest parking and a friendly welcome. Then, encourage and teach your members to be welcoming all the time!     ..read more

Visuals play an important role in conveying ministry messages effectively. Photo file formats enter the picture to add complexity and ..read more

Understanding the required branding elements is the start of a church being known for something relevant and needed. If left uncontrolled, a church is known for being “just” a church. So, anyone in the community who’s not interested in a religious gathering place, will simply ignore the ministries and your external communication. The 5 essential and required branding elements are: A brand thread. Understand your community and decide as a church what they need. That can be a solution to a concern or a path to a goal. It’s also what makes you different from other churches and, more importantly ..read more