Of course, I know YOU haven’t ever been a bad teammate, but you’ve probably worked with one. Seen one on TV? Many of us wonder what it takes to be a good teammate, but we know a bad one when we see it. Unfortunately, we never see it when it might be us. This blog tells you four areas to work on so you can be a great teammate!
If you feel like you can’t keep up with what’s happening in the world of digital communication, follow Natchi Lazarus on Instagram. I talk with Natchi about what the church looks like in India, some of the latest trends and developments in digital media, and his new book The Connected Church in this episode of the podcast.
It’s hard to avoid posting announcements on social media. But if you have to do it (and most of us do), then what’s the best way to do it? This week’s blog will give you the recipe for some awesome Social Media Announcement Fajitas!
After a tough year in 2020 and a somewhat heavy Christmas, Easter might be a dark cloud in the future for some church leaders and communicators. This episode is your permission to see the bright and fun future of hope that this Easter represents! Meagan and Seth talk about several great ideas for online fun with Easter this year that will engage your people offline and help you communicate the Good News!
If you’re in communications at your church, you probably need some help. Before we hire more staff, we first try to find volunteers. So where do we start? How do we recruit volunteers for our content teams, what teams should we create (like a Photography team)? In this episode, we’ll tell you what has worked for us to recruit, train, inspire, and lead volunteer content teams for communications.