Welcome to the episode 3 of our Online Ministry Made Simple Podcast. Today we tackle the question, “Why should we use the Church Online Platform?”
Welcome to the episode 2 of our Online Ministry Made Simple Podcast. Today we tackle the question, “Do we need a sermon podcast for our church?”
Welcome to the first episode of our Online Ministry Made Simple Podcast. Today we tackle the question, “why should we continue our online services, now that we are meeting in person again?”
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Are you confused with Facebook Groups? They are under-utilized in many churches today, and they have the potential to drastically increase your effectiveness in reaching, discipling, and connecting people online. Groups can even help grow your church!
Is live-streaming your church service the best way to engage people online? Are people really connecting and interacting with your services? Building an online campus allows you to take the next step and reach even more people online.
Why do you want to use online ministry? It won’t magically fix your ministry problems, but it can help you fulfill the Great Commission. Take time to think about your mission and purpose before you jump in.
Listen to the latest podcast episode on the Small Town Big Church Podcast. I was excited to share the story behind Online Ministry Made Simple.
I have developed an online course to help you learn more about posting on Facebook. There are several Facebook secrets that most church leaders don’t know! I’ll guide you through the process, and help you develop a posting plan that is customized for your church.
Facebook advertising can be confusing. But once you learn the basics, it’s amazing how powerful it is! You can use it to reach people in your community and around the world with a message of hope.
For churches, social media can be overwhelming, but this book gives you a blueprint for using it to disciple believers.
Online Ministry has rapidly evolved because of the pandemic. What have we learned? And how can we improve the effectiveness of our online efforts?
