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Many of use email everyday. Others use email every hour. And than there are those of us who spend every waking moment in email (okay, that may be an overstatement).
However you may use email, the one constant social media has been and still is email. Knowing that can be cause to step up your game on email newsletters, campaigns, etc for your church or ministry. And one tool to help you get emails flowing to your congregation or ministry team is called MailChimp.
When I think about the people that voluntarily sacrifice their time for the cause of Christ, I find myself without words to express my gratefulness for them. These people might be ushers, greeters, musicians, parking attendants, a part of the prayer team, nursery workers, or food preparers.
But, what about those people who are always responsible for the missed slide on the screen, feedback coming from the sound system, or the lights being out of whack? They seem to be grossly under-appreciated and, at times, overworked. Yea, I’m looking at you Audio/Visual gang. (Sorry if I missed any other volunteers, but I’m focusing on the A/V guys and gals here.)
Do you ever find yourself attempting to make your time on the web more productive?
I know I find myself searching for more ways to be productive every day. Web tools do exactly that.
Perhaps your church has its own custom web platform that works really well for you. Or maybe you’re looking for a new content management system (CMS). You might use an existing CMS. Whatever you use, you should make sure that you are using a tool that is manageable for your team.
