Ekklesia 360

Are there certain websites you dread going to? Like your local library's website that hasn't been updated since 2003 or your son's little league website that makes it impossible to find the schedule? 

If you’ve ever built a church website, you know that it’s no small task. From working through the layout, developing content, adding images, proofing, and so much more, there’s a lot that goes into it. And once you’re done, you should rightfully...

As a church communicator, you already know how few people carry cash or checks nowadays, which means only passing around an offering basket on Sundays simply isn't cutting it anymore. You know how important it is to meet your donors at their...

How are you using your church website to get your members more active and engaged? Is it a tool that can help mature their faith and become a part of their lives? If it’s not, don’t you think it should be?

Here at Ekklesia 360, we’re always working to help church communicators like you with helpful content. From blog posts to eBooks to case studies, and beyond (sometimes around the office we talk about making videos or infographics––leave a comment and let...

As church communicator, you have an excellent grasp on things like how to best promote church events, the importance of a functional church website, and how to put church management software workflows to good use. Because of this, you have worked hard to...

As church communicators we’re constantly looking for ways to make the ministry better not only for visitors, but for our church members as well. There are always little hints and quips here and there that our church family members say that give us a...

I’m no head chef, but I love to cook and experiment in the kitchen. I can sauté, fry, bake, steam, broil, and braise my way through any fancy dinner party, but when I first started cooking, I can tell ya—it was not pretty.

I’m talking burnt potatoes,...

As a church communicator, you know without a doubt that your church needs a new website. The only problem is, you don't think your staff feels the same way. "What's wrong with the one we have?" has become an all-too common phrase. As much as it pains you...