Ekklesia 360

As a church communicator, you know that there is no down season. In fact, before you even start promoting your next upcoming event, chances are you’re already well into planning the one after that, especially when it comes to the holiday season and...

Happy New Year! We are excited to hear about the exciting plans that ministry partners are making this new year to grow and engage your ministries. Let’s take a look back at the many, many times you inspired us in 2019. Plus, we have a sneak peek of what...

There’s no better time than January to step back, reflect on the past year, and get excited about what the new year will bring. At Ekklesia 360, that means acknowledging the outstanding church websites and pages our ministry partners launched last year....

You're invited to participate in a short survey about your church's technology and communication goals for 2020!

Years ago, when I maintained my church’s website (as a volunteer), I would get an itch to rework the design, but rarely had time for anything more than updating current events and sermons. Throughout the week I was working with churches to design their...

As a church communicator, you wear many hats, take on many roles, and have a variety of tools in your metaphorical tool belt. These tools range from the people on your team to the software that you use. However, when it comes to software, it’s critical...

If you’re like most church communicators, then browsing church websites may feel like a hobby at this point. What are successful churches doing? What are the latest design trends? How can you incorporate what you see on your church website? All of these...

Thanksgiving is a time to gather with loved ones in a warm home filled with delicious food. It's also a time to reflect on all that you are thankful for. As a pastor or church leader, one thing you are likely most grateful for is your church donors. This...

This time of year, it’s hard to turn on the TV, scroll through your social media feed, or even drive down the road without being inundated with advertisements of things that you “need.” In a season of consumerism, what can you do to help your church...