Be kind. We are responsible for the views we personally express, and the views of others which we endorse and repeat.

It doesn’t have to be a huge carnival. It doesn’t have to be a musical that takes months to prepare and dozens of volunteers. It doesn’t need a whole lot of money to make it happen. I’m talking about showing God’s love by blessing your community.

The church has an amazing opportunity to be a voice of hope in the midst despair. A voice of peace in the midst of chaos. A voice of credible faith in the midst of fear. However, you need to get outside of your church and actually speak to your city.

Our graphic designer, Emilie Stein, has created a series of scripture verses that you can post on your social accounts.  You can access them here.

It used to be so easy.

You wanted to get the word out?
Throw it in the newspaper. That’s where everyone was.

Fast forward to today. We find ourselves in the thick of the digital revolution…

Here are 10 things to avoid in your church branding. Although some of them may seem like good ideas, they can prevent your influence from reaching its potential…

Approximately 7 out of 10 Canadians are actively engaged in social media on a daily basis. This is why you need to be there…

Teenagers can sometimes seem like they are disinterested in church and are not wanting to get involved. If we learn to meet them where they are at and engage them, we will have an unstoppable group behind us, helping us grow and reach more people…