Churches occasionally need to communicate location change. Why? Because the only thing consistent in life is change. Church locations and times often need adjusting.
Best case? A church is expanding because their location can’t fit the growing current or potential audience. If a new building isn’t viable for the budget, then adding services and restructuring times often solves the issue. When communicating time change, it’s similar to location change.
Worst case? A church is downsizing or eliminating services because of decline. For this, the local church needs to take a serious look at ministry and branding to identify what’s broken. It’s probably not just a wrong location or time.
Here are six ways to successfully communicate location change (or time change):
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