Over the past few weeks, I’ve been going through 10 reasons why every church should invest in a website. Here, I’ll cover the ninth reason: a church website establishes a resource center. A website is an excellent place to set up resources and information specifically for your church members, as well as for non-church members. […]
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Communication is essential for any group of people working toward a common goal, and churches are no exception. That’s the eighth reason why your church should invest in a website: it contributes to better communication. If your church can facilitate communication not just on Sunday morning, but throughout the week, it creates a broader sense of community.1
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In my previous post, I mentioned how every Christian is a minister and how a church website really creates a new place to exercise spiritual gifts. (You can read that post here.) Because you’ll need different people to run the website, it’s a great way to mobilize those in your church for ministry service. It involves
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Your church should invest in a website. Why? Because it can help bring in new people, attract young people, increase giving, create new forms of outreach and expand the scope of outreach. Today, I’m going to be looking at the next point: a church website mobilizes Christians for ministry service. Changing the Approach to Church Websites
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When your church creates a website, it expands the scope of your church’s outreach. That’s the fifth reason why your church should invest in a website, building on the last point. Not only does a website create new forms of outreach, but it enables you to reach people you never could have before. You might be a
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Churches and local businesses in the U.S. have a lot in common. Many (if not most) churches follow the big business mentality of corporate America, with pastors functioning like CEOs and members acting like customers. People give money to help them stay “in business” and visit in response to public advertisements. There are also various
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