Be careful little thumbs

Be careful little thumbs
Mark Batterson wrote on his blog today: I was reading 2 Corinthians 10:10 today: “His letters are weighty and forceful, but in person he is unimpressive and his speaking amounts to nothing.” That text triggered this thought: some of us are very different people “in person” than we are...

Rapid Change… in a Baptist church

Lately I have been spending more time on the communication half of my title, which has changed again.  I’m now known as the Director of Communication and Technology.  I like that it’s much shorter. So, we’re in the midst of implementing a new strategic plan, and I’ve never seen us...

To change or not to change…

I mentioned before that we’re working on re-branding our church with a new total identity package.  We’re firmly convinced of the need of the identity package because we don’t have one at all right now, and we know that it will tie together our communication pieces to make a stronger...

Customer service fail, then win

I have contracted a local design studio to come up with a new identity package for our church.  We have just adopted a new mission and vision statement, and we’re making some big, sweeping changes all across the church.  I have been looking to update our communication pieces for a long time, and this...

Milestones of Achievement

For the last couple of months, I have been going full-force into a major network overhaul.  Yes, if you follow my blog, you’ll realize that I’ve been talking about this for 18 months.  Well, we finally got all the ducks in a row to begin working, and yesterday we hit a major milestone.  The...

Serve your congregation, not Outlook

I don’t give hat tips regularly enough because I figure that my readers are already reading what I read, and that’s an assumption that I just can’t make.  This edition of techlesia is inspired by ripped off from Cynthia Ware’s post at the Digital Sanctuary. I’ve already had...

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