We’re talking about getting first-time visitors, or guests, to become return visitors and hopefully part of the overall congregation. Lots of churches see guests come for one Sunday, then never return. In today's conversation, we talk about ways to close the back door and make sure we are welcoming, engaging, and caring for our first-timers.

The things that we say—either intentionally or not—can say a lot about who and what we care about. In this episode we spend time talking about how to communicate well to both our first-timers and our regular attenders.

The things that we say—either intentionally or not—can say a lot about who and what we care about. In this episode we spend time talking about how to communicate well to both our first-timers and our regular attenders.

In the church, social media can be a big struggle — from deciding what channels to utilize, how social fits into the overall strategy of the church, who will be in charge, what to post, and so many other questions. So we want to help answer some of these questions and relieve some of the burden and stress your church may be feeling in its attempt to be relevant and modern.

Let's consider cultural trends and our desire to be relevant. Is being relevant and culturally "cool" something we should be striving for as communicators?

Church Juice is here to support church communications in ministries across North America. Find out more about who we are and what we're about in this introductory episode.

In the church, social media can be a big struggle — from deciding what channels to utilize, how social fits into the overall strategy of the church, who will be in charge, what to post, and so many other questions. So we want to help answer some of these questions and relieve some of the burden and stress your church may be feeling in its attempt to be relevant and modern.

Let's consider cultural trends and our desire to be relevant. Is being relevant and culturally "cool" something we should be striving for as communicators?