The Heart of the Millennial Issue This is the third segment in our Millennials series. (See Part 1 and Part 2) “Millennials and the Church” research reveals a lot of interesting
How Many Databases Does Your Church Have? In our survey of churches, we find that most churches have at least 4 databases. Quite a few others are blending data from 8
The Age of Google: Pastor Brady Boyd on Technology Technology has transformed our lives, but most of us can see that the transformation hasn’t been all good. That leads church leaders to ponder what the
Mercury Flight: Better Communications = A Better Community [Guest post by Sage Harrison, SMO at Mercury Flight, cloud-based software that allows churches to broadcast messages via phone, email or text.] At Mercury Flight, we
Have Your Church’s Facebook Numbers Gone Down? Like it or not, we all tend to rely on the numbers to let us know if we’re effectively engaging with our friends and
Kindness Kindness. The greatest fruit of the spirit may be love, but sometimes the most overlooked is kindness. What does kindness even mean? The dictionary
3 Ways to Join the Easter Visitor Follow-up Conversation Judging by the incredible response we had to our recent Easter Visitor Follow-up webinar, it’s clear that many churches are realizing the great opportunity—and
Emergency Action Plans: Winging it is not a Plan Through a partnership with the Ad Council, FEMA recently released several humorous PSAs that mock family emergency action plans…which, all-too-often, consist of not having one. (more…)
The Best Gift for Moms: Your Summer Event Calendar The majority of your summer events are geared toward children. The decision-maker and calendar-manager for children is MOM. Where will Mom most likely be
Who’s (Ultimately) Responsible for Efficient Church Data Processes? Ever wonder what the success factors for church management software are? The high-level answer is that an efficient data management process is the #1