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Is your church looking to grow your congregation? With Google’s incredible Google Grant program for non-profits, your church is eligible to receive up to $10,000 per month of free advertising on Google Ads to reach new people searching online in your local area. You might be thinking to yourself that this sounds too good to be true,
God’s heart will always beat for people who feel far from him. He longs for every lost soul to hear and know how much they are loved by their heavenly father. Because of this love God sent his own son to share good news, that every searching soul can be reconnected to God;
Did you know that the average person in the US spends over 2 hours on social media every day? (Source: BroadbandSearch) When used correctly, social media can be a powerful asset for your church’s outreach ministry and a great way to keep current members connected to your church throughout the week.
Optimizing Calls-to-Action on a church’s website can greatly increase online conversion rates. A conversion can be defined as any action that a user takes on a website that’s a desired performance goal, such as submitting a prayer request, watching an online sermon, or clicking a “Plan a Visit” button. You can consider a highly converting church website to be an effective one,
In today’s world, church leaders are needed now more than ever and are looked to as a source of hope, strength, and courage. At Missional Marketing, we value our church leaders and understand the challenges they face regularly. It’s normal for church leaders to feel anxious, intimidated, inadequate, and burnt out at times.
The Decision to Stream Church Services
Streaming church services online has never been more important. As churches across the country are trying to figure out when and how it’s safe to meet again in person in light of COVID-19, more and more churches have begun streaming services online. As the pandemic slowly comes to a close,
If you’re looking for the best church growth books to take your church to the next level, you’ve come to the right place!
We’re bringing to you our top 50 picks of the best church growth books out there.
After reading these church growth books, you’ll know: 1) how to diagnose your church’s health,
Helping Pastors With the Daily Grind
The life of a pastor isn’t usually an easy one. From the hours spent in sermon prep to counseling sessions and staff meetings, the demands on pastors today can often be overwhelming.
And as much as a seminary education has equipped them to teach the Bible,
Perhaps the most significant contributor to the growth of a church is its website.
In this day and age, it’s clear that almost everything we do starts with an online search. Whether you’re looking for information about your health and wellbeing, buying clothes, or even researching the best way to get from A to B,
It’s without question that understanding the benefits of both Google Ads and Facebook Ads is important for churches looking to grow. As people are spending more and more time online, churches must find new ways to connect with individuals who are searching for spiritual answers and meet them wherever they are.
Sometimes there’s confusion in church communications circles about Local SEO Versus On-Page SEO. This response was written in order to clarify their differences.
In general, when a church wishes to reach local people who are searching for location-based phrases, like ‘church near me’, ‘local church’, and ‘church in [city]’, they should focus their efforts on Local SEO for Churches.
When a church plans to build a new website, platform selection is one of the first and most important decisions they’ll need to make. While there are numerous options available, it’s quite common that a church would narrow their choices down to WordPress versus Squarespace. The following article provides meaningful insight into each of these popular Content Management Systems (CMS) for churches with the goal of helping them to make the best possible selection for their organization.
