With summer weather and vacations right around the corner, many churches experience shifts in attendance and ministry programming. So how can you keep people connected to your church during the summer?

Last fall, this dynamic church in the heart of Halifax decided to begin a journey to help them intentionally communicate the changing realities of their congregation (and the world around them)

Video content consumption continues to grow, so here's how you can incorporate short-form video into your church's communications strategy.

Learn how to reach a mutli-generational audience with these ideas, tips, and things to consider.

You asked, and we are answering! In this episode, we answer the burning questions you, our amazing listeners, have been asking about church websites.

We all know it—church communications can ... challenging. But with the right tools, it can be a lot easier! In this video, Jeanette and Bryan share some of their favorite church communications tools, and how you can use them, too.

Every church communicator has a plethora of responsibilities, meetings, events, and much more—making effective time management crucial for church leaders to fulfill their role and move the ministry's mission forward. In this episode, Jeanette Yates and Bryan Haley discuss practical tips and strategies that anyone can use to manage their time more effectively. From setting priorities, scheduling tasks, using time-blocking techniques, and avoiding common time-wasters, we cover the basics of time management in a concise and actionable manner. Whether you're a full-time pastor, lay leader, or a church communicator with any other title, this episode will arm you with the tools you need to balance competing demands and stay focused on what truly matters in your ministry.

Easter is less than one month away, so it's time to make sure your communications are set up for success.

Storytelling is a powerful communication tool. In this episode, Jeanette and Bryan explore how to tell more and better stories with dignity, and how your church can use the art of storytelling to connect with your community in more and meaningful ways.

As we race toward Christmas and the end of the year, we need to take a step back to reflect on 2022.