I set up MinistryMisc when I was in transition and didn’t really know what I was doing. I have now transitioned and still don’t really know what I am doing. However, I decided it was time for a new name and a new url. Thus, PastorWill.net.
Same random content, shiny new name.
This past week, I was thinking about theology and technology as I was re-reading Bishop Robert Schnase’s book Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations. We are incredibly blessed as an annual conference to have a bishop who thinks and writes with a strategic and systematic view of how we, as a denomination, can move forward in…
I visited the website of a large church recently. It was work related but not in the usual way. I was looking for information on a special worship service they were having the next day. A reporter had asked me about it, and I wanted to find out more. It wasn’t there. So, I…
The importance of having a strong online presence for churches is paramount in today’s digital age. The post highlights how platforms like Fiverr connect churches with top-rated freelancers specializing in church branding and website design. Freelancers offer services from creating a memorable logo embodying a church’s identity to developing a dynamic church website, facilitating community engagement and outreach. Fiverr’s hand-curated process ensures these freelance professionals understand the specific needs of a religious community and possess reliable and dedicated customer reviews.
Ready for church podcasting? Are you starting a podcast at your church? Where do you start? Hopefully, this will help. In my last post, I discussed some of the reasons your church should be thinking about podcasting. I also shared some ideas for ways to use podcasting to reach new people and help the people…
In Part 1 of “What is Your Church’s Twitter ‘Why?’“, I reviewed using Twitter in a micro-targeting way to connect and engage current church members, guests, and friends with Twitter. Whether or not that is intentional, it seems to be the default strategy of most churches I find on Twitter. But what if your church’s goal…
In part one of this series, I wrote about using forms and processes to be more effective and efficient in helping people. In part two, I took it a step further by writing about offering help on-demand, anticipating the help others might need and making it available 24/7 online. Now, I want to turn the…
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