Outreach
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The Karate Church
Target Marketing: Defining the Target
Lost in Translation
Lessons From Outer Space
An organization's success depends on how aligned its workers are with the overriding mission. If your church struggles to find the right people for the right tasks, consider the "Know > Do > Treat" approach.
Modeling Church in Haiti
Lessons we can learn from a couple of third-world churches
Real-Time Church Reports
Are your church's weekends worth broadcasting on Monday mornings?
8 Tips for Good (Print) Communication
1. Remember "the who." They're not just a band, "the who" is also your audience. And if you don't have them in mind every second you're creating printed pieces, you're wasting time. When you put things in print, this is not the time to think about you, it's the time to think about them.
Cute, Clever and Cool
One of my daily blog reads is Signal vs. Noise from the folks behind software producer 37signals. Not only do I use a few of their products (personally and professionally), I also appreciate their perspective as it relates to significant simplicity.
O Pastor, Where Art Thou?
Over the years I've become increasingly aware of the benefit to having some sort of relationship or at least face-to-face communication with the leaders of the church I attend. In particular, the senior pastor.
Trust vs. Statistics
The last chapter of 2 Samuel reads somewhat like a page out of the Book of Revelation. It's got everything a good chapter in Revelation has: judgment, death and an "angel hovering between earth and sky, sword drawn and about to strike Jerusalem" (v. 16, The Message).
People Gotta Know
Several churches in Los Angeles met recently to discuss how we could better unite and address issues of poverty, homelessness, education and other hot topics.
9 Tips for Good (Online) Communication
6 (Cheap) Marketing Ideas for Church Planters
1. Don’t do it. It still amazes me how many people think money is the answer to church growth, especially in the context of church planting. By deciding not to follow through with your idea, not only will you save money, you’ll save time and avoid headaches too. Still convinced you want to do it? Read on ...
Are You Convinced?
Innovation of Ideas
All That Jazz
How one congregation improvises with music, but not the message
Church: A Safe Place for All?
Avoiding the Numbers Trap
U.S. churches define success by size. It's time to break the mold.