Posted by Mackenzie Harrison on May 22, 2026
Do you feel like promoting church events often feels like a balancing act? You want people to know what’s happening and to show up, but you don’t want your posts to feel like the same announcement over and over again. If you’ve ever felt like your posts are repetitive, you’re not alone. Below, we’ll discuss how to promote church events without sounding repetitive or salesy. Why Church Event...
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Posted by Mackenzie Harrison on May 15, 2026
Before someone steps foot through your church doors, chances are they’ve experienced your church online. They have likely watched a clip, read a post, or seen some type of content from your church. In the few short moments they see your content, they’re asking themselves: “Is this a place where I can learn, grow, and belong?” This is why introducing your church’s teaching style through online...
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Posted by Mackenzie Harrison on May 15, 2026
Churches are meant to be places of unity, connection, and belonging; however, some of the most powerful lessons about these values are already being lived out in multilingual communities. Understanding what churches can learn from multilingual communities help ministries become more inclusive and grow stronger. Churches have an opportunity to see language differences as a guide for building...
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Posted by Mackenzie Harrison on May 8, 2026
If you’re leading a youth ministry, chances are you already know how important social media is. The challenge isn’t whether to post, it’s learning what content connects with those you’re serving in a way that doesn’t feel forced. Below, we’ll cover social media ideas for youth ministry. Let’s dive in! Start With Connection, Not Promotion It’s not uncommon for most...
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Posted by Mackenzie Harrison on May 1, 2026
While growth is something every church aims and hopes for, it doesn’t come without challenges. Many churches begin to experience friction when attendance increases and ministries expand. It’s easy to assume these challenges are caused by limited space, not enough volunteers, or packed schedules, but the real issue is often less obvious. In many cases, communication is the culprit. Below,...
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