3 Easy Ways to Connect Church, Kids and Their Parents: Part 3
Post 3 in a 3-part series by Reagan Lynn Children’s Ministry: Enhancing Security Enhancing Security Which security methods fit your church best? We’ll cover: Utilizing different options, including iPad check in, wireless check in, security cards, and iPhone self check-in for parents Imagine for a moment: Peace of mind. True connections. In today’s age, children’s safety and security are more important than ever....
3 Ways to Prepare for Easter Giving
Preparing for this increased time of giving in your church can help to make a difference in your overall giving, and the involvement of your members. Setting Up Online Giving Easter, for many, is a time of increased attendance for the congregation. The best thing you can do is prepare accordingly to allow for easy transactions and efficient means to do so. Once you have acquired an Online Giving tool for your ministry,...
More Church Tech Terms Simplified
Last week, we looked at some of the most basic terms that you should be familiar with in the church tech world. We know that on The Church Blog, we’ll be using a great deal of these terms, and we want you to feel more comfortable in their meaning. Here are a few more tech terms that we can clarify for you: Blog A blog is a great communication piece for your church and is a fantastic way to stay in touch with your church between...
3 Easy Ways to Connect Church, Kids and Their Parents: Part 2
Post 2 in a 3-part series by Reagan Lynn Improving Paging and Communication with Parents In children’s ministry, incorporating a secure child check in system is crucial to providing parents peace of mind. Part of this system involves occasionally notifying parents of emergencies during a worship service. There are times, however, when there isn’t an emergency. Instead, a “PNN”, or parental notification notice must be delivered...
4 Tips For Creating a Virtual Event For Your Ministry
As we enter the spring and march towards Easter, we start to see signs of seasonal change. People begin to emerge from hibernation (and the snow in some cases), outdoor activities begin their upswing, and ministries tap into the new found energy of their volunteers. Given the changing seasons, perhaps it’s a good time to discuss virtual fundraising events. Should your church incorporate a virtual fundraiser into your spring event?...
How to Start a Blog for Your Ministry
A church’s online presence can say a lot about the type of ministry it provides. If you are looking for a way to engage, inspire and interact with your congregation members, a blog is a great addition to your online communication efforts. Who? Know your audience. Find out what kind of readership your blog will have by understanding the demographics of your church. This will help you to determine what kind of content to publish. As...
