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Content is everywhere. In fact, there’s more content pushed to us than we can possibly consume. That content noise forces many to ignore and skim. And if you have a track record of bad content, your congregation will be even more apt to skip it.
When that happens, you, as a church communicator, hear people say things like, “I wasn’t aware of that”—even after pushing the content in an email, the worship guide, the announcement slides, a social media post, and your online church calendar. There has to be a better way that’s not quite so exhausting.
When evaluating your church communications content before communicating it, you need to be asking these seven questions.
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