Ekklesia 360

All church staff members have challenges that are part of their job, but there’s something about being a church communicator for large churches (1000+ attendants) that comes with its unique set of issues. Oftentimes more help, money, or time is needed....

Topics: Ministry Insight

The technical definition for "megachurch" is one that has an unusually large congregation. In America,9 out of 10 churcheshave an average attendance of less than 350. So even though your church isn't even close to achieving "megachurch" status, if it...

Topics: Ministry Insight

One of the many reasons you're a church communicator is because you want to use the creative gifts God gave you to help further the mission of your church. You love the creative process and you especially enjoy coming up with new ideas - and good ones at...

Topics: Ministry Insight

How much is a church website? Your answer largely depends on, well, your own needs! Every church has a unique mission, message, congregation, and budget.

Topics: e360 Help, Ministry Insight

Easter weekend has always been a big celebration for my whole family––both my actual family and my church family. I think fondly of beautiful services, candles, bonfires, sunrise worship, long choir practices, beautiful prayers, tasty feasting, and...

Topics: Ministry Insight

“Drawing a blank” is a natural part of life. We’re all human, and we all have lapses in memory or simple oops moments.

Topics: Strategy, Ministry Insight, Featured, e360 ChMS

Whether it’s an upcoming vacation or a new phase of life, anticipation is a tough emotion to bear when we know we’re headed somewhere great.

Topics: Strategy, Ministry Insight, Featured

This post introduces a new feature on the Ekklesia 360 blog. 

We want to regularly take a moment and share stories and successes from some of the church communicators we work with. We'll be interviewing church tech, church website, and communications...

Topics: Ministry Insight, Featured

Pastors get to be dreamers. As the leader of your flock, you’re trusted as the “big picture” person––steering your church closer to Jesus and the gospel. You have almost too many responsibilities to count, and your opinion is needed on many projects...

Topics: Strategy, Ministry Insight, Featured

You may be in the "flock" of the church, but on your communications team, you're a shepherd. You lead the rest of your team in the church communications strategy, and you provide direction and insight.

Topics: Strategy, Ministry Insight, Featured