With the current disruption of corporate worship assemblies, many congregations are beginning to consider adding the ability for their congregation to give online. We want to share our thoughts below and answer some common arguments against online giving. If you have questions about setting up online giving at your local congregation, please get in touch.…
Let’s start with two fundamental answers, and then we’ll get down to more details. There are important details between Pages and Groups. Your congregation should be using both. To help answer the question, let’s talk about the purpose of Page and Groups. Facebook Pages Facebook Pages (and their posts) are visible to everyone on the…
In addition to being a great evangelistic tool, a well-designed website keeps your membership engaged with various established works in your congregation. Mass-communication has long been necessary for congregations (remember the phone-trees?), and websites can help your church leaders distribute and collect information quickly and effectively. Here are a few ideas to get you started.…
God is not the author of confusion (1 Corinthians 14:33), but sometimes our church websites are. Your website can have great fonts, colors, and styling, but if it is missing some essential information, it will never achieve one of its main purposes: to attract potential visitors. We humbly suggest that the three items below should…
Your congregation’s website is not the most important part of your local work, but for most congregations, it is a woefully-neglected resource. Great church websites are powerful tools to reach people in your area, but a poorly-designed and out-of-date site can actually hurt your ability to have people visit your services. Research shows that for…
