Steps one and two of updating your church website can be found in my previous post. I covered making the decision to get that site updated and gaining access to your church’s website if you don’t already have it. Now on to the next step. Step Three – Figure Out How it Works If you…
The second resolution from my post “5 Church Communications Resolutions for 2018,” was “Get around to updating your website, or finally get one.” Updating your church’s website and starting from scratch are two very different things. However, you may find that, in the process of updating your site, you decide that it might be better…
One of the services we offer at the Rio Texas Media Center is called “Getting Started with a New Church Website.” It is a simple process. We ask for some information like whether or not the church currently has a website, what type of computer and internet access the church is using, what features are…
It is that time of year. The bishop and cabinet are making new appointments. Pastors, Staff Parish Relations Committees, and congregations are learning about new appointments and churches are learning about new pastors. For many, this time of year is the beginning of a transition. Most annual conferences, Rio Texas included, have some policies…
I love trying new things. More than that, I like helping other people and churches try new things. It is one thing to play and another thing to implement. Before we decide to invest the time, effort, attention, and funding it takes to get a new thing off the ground, we really need to spend…
I am still looking for an in-depth scientific study on the matter, but the common wisdom is that between 75% and 90% of potential guests to your church will look at your website before they decide to attend. That’s a really big deal. If that is true, how are you doing? Our next stop in this…
