5 Email Tips for Visitor Follow Up After Easter

It’s the Monday after Easter and as busy as the week leading up to Easter was; the following week is bound to be one of the most important weeks. It’s visitor follow up week. I read an interesting statistic from Barna, it claims that 82% of millennials visiting a church are only comfortable with giving a first […]
5 Tips To Lead Your Team Through Easter

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] With the Easter season upon us, there is a tendency for the stress, timetables, and busyness of the season to get in the way of truly leading your team. Too much effort is put into getting tasks done, that we lose sight of the role we play as leaders to those we interact with […]
Guide To Surviving Easter And Still Love Jesus

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Easter, otherwise known as the Superbowl of Church. ….and let me first say I’m sorry… Easter is the holy grail of the Church. It’s all hands on deck. The red carpet is rolled out to make sure the Church puts it’s best foot forward. There’s a thousand blanks to fill in. Set list, opener script, […]
7 Organization Apps for Church

Being productive every week can be a struggle when good processes aren’t in place and being organized is the first step in being extremely productive. If you work in a church then you understand the importance of staying focused and organized every day….because Sunday is always coming (whether you are ready or not). During my […]
5 Things To Consider When Purchasing New Sound Equipment

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]In some ways, we live in the golden age of AVL technology. Never before have we been able to do so much for so little. The equipment has shrunk in size and cost, and it does more than ever before. The first mixer I bought for my church back in the day was a 16-channel […]
9 Tips On Writing Better Announcements for Church

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Every church has a chance to call their congregation to incredible opportunities of service and growth for themselves and the Kingdom of God. Every Sunday there are opportunities to express avenues of activity that can make an eternal impact. And every Sunday these opportunities can be missed because the announcements were presented poorly. Below are […]
The ABC’s of Training Volunteers

Volunteers are the lifeblood of any great church, because a church with a phenomenal volunteer base, can achieve almost anything in the community. However, on the other side, a church with a weak or un-trained volunteer base, becomes a pain point as more and more resources are wasted due to in-effective volunteer training. So, a […]
3 Tips on Creating Atmosphere

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]What do you see when you look at your particular sanctuary, room or venue? Does it need lighting, visuals, scenic elements or stage design to create the atmosphere you want or does the room speak for itself? Creating atmosphere can be tricky. Do you start with the lighting, the set design, video or maybe the […]
5 Inexpensive Ways To Improve Your Church’s Sound System

Churches are known for having bad sound. This is especially true of smaller churches without paid tech staff. This bad sound can be the result of bad equipment, good equipment that is improperly used or just a lack of caring about how things sound. This is really too bad. When someone comes to church and […]
Three Tips for Interviewing on the Fly

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]It happens. You get the call from your division leader, pastor or a client: “Hey, so and so is in town and this is their only chance for an interview. Let’s do it today.” The plethora of reasons surrounding why this happens are secondary to the fact that when you get the call, you gotta […]