Mark MacDonald is the director for the Center For Church Communications, and the author of Be Known For Something. He talks with Adam McLaughlin today about how your church can discover your thread and be known for something.

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This conversation isn't polished like a typical podcast, but it's an important conversation that needs to be had now: How can your church talk about racial injustice and why is it important that you do?

In this episode outside of our regular schedule, I spoke candidly and casually with Jason Caston ( ichurchmethod.com) about how your church can continue to communicate with your community in light of the increased awareness of the Black Live Matter movement.

Jason Caston: Racial Injustice and your Church Communications.

Miriam is on staff full-time at Bethlehem Church in Hampden, MA. She loves having the opportunity to use her background in marketing & communications to cast church vision, engage people & encourage them- and ultimately show them Jesus.







 
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Miriam Maberry: Using Social Media to reach your community (and way more!)

Tom Pounder, in his own words, is just a guy who lives twitter.

Sponsored by Hope Made Strong, and the new online course: Finding Hope In Healing.

Get "The Twitter Advantage" from Tom to learn how your church communication and marketing strategy can include twitter, and follow him on twitter: @tapounder.

Tom Pounder: The Twitter Advantage - How churches can use twitter to reach their community

For over 13 years, Laura worked for a non-profit mental health organization specializing in adult mental health and addictions. Now Laura creates resources to help faith-based organizations lead their community from a place of health. 

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Matt Ehresman is the proud husband to Tillie and dad to Heidi. He is the creative media director at First MB Church in Wichita, Kansas, and the author of Upstream: Eight Counter-Cultural Ways to Live a Better Life and has been published by RELEVANT, Boundless, Sunday U, and several other publications.

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04: Mark MacDonald - How can our church discover our thread and be known for something?

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