Using eCompliments to Promote your Church

August 10, 2009 · Filed Under Uncategorized · 2 Comments 

Have you thought of using eCompliments to put in a “good word” regarding your place of worship? Why not then? It is worth taking a few minutes to plug your church if you believe it is meeting your needs, and giving others opportunity to serve.

There is lots of information that you can put on eCompliments. This includes pictures, as well as all the pertinent information to point someone in the right direction.

People who need the encouragement and blessing are using the Internet right now. Meet them where they are, and who knows, you might meet them in the lobby some day.

Easter Services – You’re Invited

April 6, 2009 · Filed Under Uncategorized, Worship · Comment 
Easter Service Invitation

Easter Service Invitation

Marketing in a Recession

March 6, 2009 · Filed Under SEO, Uncategorized · Comment 

I realize that the video that is being shared deals first and foremost directly to businesses marketing on the Internet in a down economy. But I also believe that the principles addressed are applicable to churches and religious organizations as well. I would be interested to hear what you think after you watch the video.

Worship Together Conference

March 3, 2009 · Filed Under Uncategorized, Worship · Comment 

Hosted by Grace Church St. Louis
2695 Creve Coeur Mill Rd. Maryland Heights, MO 63043

The WorshipTogether Live event combines practical and motivational worship training with passionate and inspiring worship concerts. Join top worship leaders Tim Hughes (Here I Am To Worship, Beautiful One) Brenton Brown (Everlasting God, Hosanna), Michael Gungor Band (Friend of God, Ancient Skies) and Al Gordon for this unique one day event that we created specifically for worship leaders, worship team members and worship enthusiasts. Renew your passion! View the program schedule
below.

Worship Together Conference in St. Louis

Worship Together Conference in St. Louis

WORSHIP TRAINING
($55 Ticket – includes evening concert ticket)

Noon
Registration Opens

1:00PM – Track 1
Tim Hughes “Effectiveness in Worship Leading”
Brenton Brown “Arranging the Band”

2:00PM – Track 2
Michael & Lisa Gungor “Worship & Creativity”
Al Gordon “Seminar TBD”

3:00PM – Coffee Meet & Greet

3:30 PM – Track 3
Michael & Lisa Gungor “Worship & Creativity”
Tim Hughes “Effectiveness in Worship Leading”

4:30 PM – Track 4
Brenton Brown “Arranging the Band”
Al Gordon “Seminar TBD”

5:15 PM - Dinner Break (On Your Own)

EVENING CELEBRATION
($10 Ticket)
6:30 PM – Doors Open
7:00 PM – Worship Program

Get tickets at www.worshiptogether.com/live or www.itickets.com.

(Tickets will also be available at the door.)

Back in the Saddle again!

March 2, 2009 · Filed Under Uncategorized · Comment 

It has been a long time since my last entry, and I have been trying to figure out why, because I am passionate about this topic. My business is all about putting people who are seeking for something in touch with those that have the ability to meet that need. That is indeed what Internet marketing is at its core.

What bugged me into inactivity for a period was the lack of perceived value when communicating the value of using Internet marketing to churches and religious organizations. Really, I should have anticipated this! I served churches for over 15 years in pastoral roles. Churches as a whole are slow to engage in tools that can help them, especially with outreach.  And, churches historically are inward oriented. It is only important if it ministers to the “already reached.”

Maybe I’m feeling sorry for myself. I do hate banging my head against the wall constantly though. Good grief, I am incredibly successful performing these services for businesses that want to elevate their brand recognition and increase their revenues. Doesn’t it make sense that the same tools can help churches communicate their message effectively and reach out to the un-churched segment of society?

Even my own church requires a person to sign-up to hear the pastor’s teaching. ARGHHH. (You don’t have to log in to use the donation function.)

I apologize for the rant, although it has been strangely therapeutic. What I have determined is to keep communicating the value and hope that the church catches up to the opportunity.

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