Hello church communication leaders! Here are a few items to help you in your role as a communicator for your church. Email us with any questions! |
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BAND A few months ago, we were asked to recommend a free service for blast communication for churches, such as mass texting, calling, etc. There are many to choose from, however they all cost money, and sometimes that isn't an option for smaller churches. Then we ran across an app called BAND. With BAND, you can set up a secret group which your congregation can join, and the push notifications will send information directly to their phone or desktop. It works similar to Facebook, but because it is private, it works well for this application. You can even send out an event calendar with reminders. The best part about it...its FREE!! | | |
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SAC in Portland, Oregon Each year, the Society of Adventist Communicators has a convention somewhere in the US. This year, the 28th Annual Convention is in Portland, Oregon, from October 19-21. There will be seminars on various areas of communication, in addtion to the opportunity to network with other communication professionals (both denominational and secular). The keynote speaker for the event is Kem Meyers, who was featured in our newsletter last month in a video interview. One of the best presentations you won't want to miss is TechTalk, where Bryant Taylor shares the latest and greatest gagets that can assist you in your possition as a communicator. | | |
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Evangelism Marketing With Social Media |
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Solutions Magazine A few months ago we shared with you Graphic Visual Solutions' quarterly marketing publication. Several of you commented that you enjoyed the articles on social media marketing. We just recieved the digital e-pub of their Summer 2017 issue and wanted to pass it along. We hope you are able to glean some helpful information from this issue that could help you and your church. | | |
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Article Submissions As always, we want to hear your stories! We have made it easy for you to submit articles for publication. Every article that is submitted is used, either in the Carolina Action, in the Southern Tidings, on the conference website or on the conference Facebook page. Where the item is published is at the discretion of the Conference Communication Department. | | |
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PLEASE tell us what you (our local church communicators) want in next months' e-newsletter. These publications are meant to help you with your responsibilities in the local church, and we would be happy to cover any topic you have questions about. Let us know what you want to learn! |
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