Branding Workshop
Meghan Lamkin, Lead Designer for Digital Media for the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta, presented a workshop about social graphics, newsletters, For Faith, and other new projects. Meghan covered: What is branding?
Livestream Engagement
In this workshop, Sarah Martinez, Communications Director for Trinity Episcopal Church, Fort Worth, discussed what to do to make your livestream engaging and participatory for viewers.
Canva for Churches
Join Alli Gannett for a hands-on workshop about Canva for Churches. Canva, known underground as “Photoshop or InDesign for Dummies,” is a fantastic online tool that allows you to create snazzy graphics for your social media, redo…
Lent and Easter
Over the past two years, the pandemic has caused us to pivot and adapt; be courageous in our creativity in how we enter a season of Lent and celebrate Easter. What are you planning for this year?
Improving Your Church’s Web Presence
How do people find a new church? How do you control and edit your search listing, as a church, in Google? How do you build a "hub" for communications? What are the pros and cons of website platforms?
Healthy Practices for Social Media
Join Alli Gannett, Director of Communications for the Diocese of Oregon and the Episcopal Church in Western Oregon, for a conversation discussing some of the healthy practices for navigating social media as a…
Podcasting 101
Podcasting continues to thrive and in the United States growth is up 10% from 2020 to 2021 with over 117 million downloads per month (according to Insider Intelligence). And that makes sense.
The Trinity of Graphic Design: Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign
This workshop was led by Jason Franklin, Director of Communications at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Squarespace Web Design 101
Do you have a Squarespace website or are you looking to build a Squarespace website? This workshop will show you how to build and edit a website; from starting a website from scratch to launching the site.
Backup Support So You Can Take a Vacation
How do you make backup plans as a church administrator or communicator with others on staff? When your work never seems to stop, how do you find someone to fill in when you are gone on vacation?
Communicating Across Political Divides
Political divides are growing deeper and more tangible, and many of us look ahead with concern and worry. We do not have to continue this way.
Communications Standards Manuals
Having a standards manual for your church can be a helpful tool to create consistency and standards for staff and volunteers alike.
How to Have a Communications Committee and Not Let It Kill Your Soul
Having a committee for communications can be great thing, until it isn’t. How do you effectively manage your committee, expectations, responsibilities, and projects?
Church Apps 101
Why should your church consider having an application for folks to use on their mobile devices? What functionality is helpful? What are some of the platforms available to help you develop an app?
Churches & Copyright: How to Be a Weekend Broadcaster Without Going to Prison
Learn about how to use print media legally in worship both in-person (reprinted in bulletins and/or on screens) and online. This webinar will focus specifically on print media, like books, Bibles, liturgy, articles, etc.
Beyond Sunday
How do you create hybrid (synchronous and asynchronous) formation opportunities for your church members to engage and grow in their faith?
Creating Content that Emotionally Connects
Knowing your audience, whether it be the mission field of your community or those who already call your church their faith home, is essential to authentic connection.
What Does Hybrid Church Even Mean?! (Part II)
As churches plan for regathering in-person while also maintaining an online community that continues to be actively engaged in worship, the question of "how?" begins to be in all our minds.
Designing Logos
This 60-minute workshop was led by Jessica Beamond, the Design and Communications Director at Maranatha Assembly of God in Forest Lake, Minnesota.
What Does “Hybrid Church” Even Mean?
As churches plan for regathering in-person while also maintaining an online community that continues to be actively engaged in worship, the question of "how?" begins to be in all our minds.