Post tagged with church

  • Social Media: Don’t Be That Church [Video]

    August 23rd, 201111:45 AM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    Today we’re taking a break from the Leadership in Communications series to have a little fun. Take a look at this funny video created by Meredith Gould about social media and the church. Unfortunately, a lot of people have a actually had conversations like this. How about you? Read the original post and join the discussion at S...

  • Kentucky UMC Social Media Policy Requires Access to Pastors’ MySpace, Facebook Accounts

    July 04th, 201110:02 PM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    In a move that screams “we fear what we do not understand” the Kentucky Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church is requiring its clergy to sign a “MySpace, Facebook and Website Disclosure Agreement.” The agreement requires clergy to “agree to allow the Kentucky Annual Conference to examine any and all MySpace, Facebook, or ...

  • 8 Media/Tech Issues Churches Should Address

    May 27th, 201108:17 AM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    Earlier this week we discussed new research from the Barna Group that shows many parents and teens would like more guidance from their churches on media and technology issues. So, what are the biggest media/tech issues churches should be teaching/training on? Here are 8 that come to mind for me: 1. Internet filtering/monitoring – How...

  • 8 Media/Tech Issues Churches Should Address

    May 27th, 201108:17 AM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    Earlier this week we discussed new research from the Barna Group that shows many parents and teens would like more guidance from their churches on media and technology issues. So, what are the biggest media/tech issues churches should be teaching/training on? Here are 8 that come to mind for me: 1. Internet filtering/monitoring – How...

  • Barna Research Points to Opportunities for Churches to Address Technology

    May 25th, 201106:01 AM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    According to a new research study conducted by The Barna Group, many parents and teens are interested in receiving guidance from their churches concerning media and technology, yet few churches are addressing these issues. The summary of the study reports, Most parents and tweens/teens have not heard any kind of teaching in a church, religious se...

  • Barna Research Points to Opportunities for Churches to Address Technology

    May 25th, 201106:01 AM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    According to a new research study conducted by The Barna Group, many parents and teens are interested in receiving guidance from their churches concerning media and technology, yet few churches are addressing these issues. The summary of the study reports, Most parents and tweens/teens have not heard any kind of teaching in a church, religious se...

  • 7 Ways Churches and Their People Can Work Together to Share the Gospel Online

    May 18th, 201107:57 AM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    What’s the best way to share the good news of Jesus Christ with people in your community? Are churches supposed to put on great services and outreach events that draw non-Christian people from the community to hear the Good News? Are individuals supposed to share their faith with their friends and neighbors? The answer, of course, is both/and. ...

  • 5 Post-Easter Communication Strategies

    April 26th, 201105:49 AM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    Most churches put a lot of thought, time, effort, and money into communication leading up to Easter, but what about post-Easter communication? Easter Sunday is probably going to be your church’s highest attended services of the year. You’ll have lots of first time visitors and lots of people who come to church only a few times a year. So, what...

  • The Big-Picture, Kingdom View of SEO

    April 07th, 201109:11 AM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    Yesterday, shortly after the launch of the new Christian SEO Guys blog, Kurt published an epic post titled The High Stakes of SEO for the Kingdom of God that conveys the big picture of why search engine marketing is critically important to all Christian churches and ministries. He wrote: When a young woman searches for ”unplanned ...

  • The Big-Picture, Kingdom View of SEO

    April 07th, 201109:11 AM ET
    By Paul Steinbrueck
    Yesterday, shortly after the launch of the new Christian SEO Guys blog, Kurt published an epic post titled The High Stakes of SEO for the Kingdom of God that conveys the big picture of why search engine marketing is critically important to all Christian churches and ministries. He wrote: When a young woman searches for ”unplanned ...
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