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Podcast 401: Social Media Management for Multisite Churches with Kent Richardson
Uncover invaluable insights and strategies tailored to the unique challenges and opportunities multisite churches face when navigating social media management.
Tune in as special guest Kent Richardson, the Director of Communications for New Life Community Church in Chicago, shares his wisdom on crafting compelling content, optimizing platform management, utilizing essential tools, strategic scheduling, and measuring success in the realm of multisite church on social media.
Whether you're a church leader, pastor, communicator, or someone who’s intrigued by this dynamic intersection of faith and digital engagement, this conversation is bound to empower your online presence.
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Podcast 393: Church Media Tips & Tricks with Brad Zimmerman
Discover advice and creative solutions for enhancing your worship services through captivating visuals, flawless audio, and seamless tech integration with Brad Zimmerman.
Join us to unlock the secrets of impactful church media and create meaningful connections with your congregation.
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Podcast 392: From Rock Band to Online Ministry with Christian Crowe
Discover the journey of Christian Crowe as he transitioned from captivating audiences as the drummer of a Christian rock band, All Star United, to leading the online ministry of Calvary Baptist Church.
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Podcast 390: Global Digital Discipleship with Anne Bosarge
Join Anne Bosarge, Director of Leadership Strategies and Local Church Resources for the South Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church, as she shares insights and strategies for building a strong digital community of believers.
Through her work with The Chapel Online, a digital church that offers daily discipleship to followers from over 50 countries, Anne has seen firsthand the power of digital technology to connect and support individuals in their spiritual journeys.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn from her experience and join the global community of believers at The Chapel Online today.
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Podcast 388: Church of the King’s Online Discipleship Strategy with Simon Andersson
In this episode we dive into Online Discipleship with Simon Andersson, Online Campus Pastor at Church of the King.
Simon shares practical tips, biblical wisdom and his passion for connecting believers and equipping them for effective ministry.
Discover the potential of virtual small groups, digital resources, and impactful online ministry opportunities as we embrace the power of technology to deepen our faith and foster genuine community.
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Podcast 384: Church Marketing Fundamentals with Justin Nava
In this episode of the Social Media Church Podcast Justin Nava takes us on a journey through the fundamental principles of church marketing. He explores the importance of understanding your target audience, identifying their needs, and tailoring your message to resonate with them and attract them to your church. Justin also delves into the significance of branding and creating a cohesive identity for your church—both online and offline.
Listen in to this episode as we learn from Justin Nava's expertise and gain a deeper understanding of the fundamentals of church marketing.
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Podcast 377: Tech-Mediated Ministry with Bryan Barrineau and Heath Woolman
Many believe technology use in the church started only in the last century. However, it didn't just begin with radio broadcasts and TV evangelism; it dates back to the Old Testament, when God’s people used various tools to communicate messages from God. One example was when Noah built an ark to deliver a message from God.
Today, the tech-mediated ministry is evident in social media, live streaming of church services, mobile apps, and more. While many churches rush to reach high engagement, some people believe that what matters most are the stories of lives changed. Churches often focus on the quantitative side, but it's essential to consider the qualitative aspect.
In this episode of the Social Media Podcast, Heath Woolman, Chief of Staff and Instructor at Southwestern Seminary in Fort Worth, TX., and Bryan Barrineau, Student Pastor of FBC Enterprise, share their insights based on their study of Technology-Mediated Ministry and its role in fulfilling...
Podcast 375: How Mariners Church is Building their Online Ministry with Justin Herman
Guess who’s changing the game with online ministry? Mariners Church.
With everything going digital these days, churches are exploring the potential of expanding online. Having an online presence means getting to connect with people from all over the world beyond just your physical church. It's a great way to connect with members and share the Gospel with more people.
Hop on in this conversation with Justin Herman, a remote online pastor in Arizona with experience in serving an online church in California. His expertise in the online church community with Mariners Church is more than what we need to know to kickstart the journey toward having a digital church.
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Podcast 373: Short Form Simplified with Corey Alderin
Posting full sermons online has become standard for most churches, but short-form video has taken over social media, and churches have struggled to keep up. The content is in the sermon, but the time required to edit horizontal to vertical while finding the right clips, editing the captions, and everything in between is no small task!
In this podcast, Corey Alderin explains how they’ve simplified the process of creating short-form content from sermons and why they’ve done it with the trends on TikTok, Instagram, and even YouTube.
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Podcast 370: It's Time to Yelp Your Church
Many people say that a church doesn’t need to worry about reviews. But we think otherwise.
It doesn’t matter if reviews are on Yelp, Google, or any other social media platform. A review is still a review—and it matters. Pastors and leaders must understand that reviews can affect the church more than you think. They don’t exactly tell the world how God is moving in your community, but they tell you that some things ought to change.
Reviews by real people–newcomers, regular churchgoers, volunteers, and staff–should matter more. Every opportunity should be an avenue to improve and encourage others in telling how the church has made an impact in their lives.
Watch this episode of the Social Media Church Podcast as Nils Smith and Aaron Magnuson discuss getting reviews online. Learn why you shouldn’t ignore the feedback you receive, what you can do, and how you can highlight the work that God is doing.
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