I’m taking a break from creating more articles… if you haven’t already notices. That there are to many people sharing their views on ministry & web. I’ve decided to0 take a more active role in participating in the content that’s already out there. I will return.
Ethan Hackett
Before we start delving into ministry web design it’s super important to address the elephant in the room named Politics. When it comes to ministries there are a lot of passionate people who are giving their time, skills, money and resources to see that ministry grow and function. That being said like most things designing and redesigning your website can be a volatile subject.
Redesigning:
Let’s start with redesigning for example. Someone at some point built your website. That someone was probably told by some one else how to design it. And then there’s the person who’s been updating the website all these years. Redesign can feel like the hard work they put into creating the website has been taken for granted or worse isn’t liked. Read More…
For my next few posts about church & ministry web design I decided to outline them in advance to share with you where we our team is going to focus with articles. These articles should be used as a guide to assist with the creation of your ministries website.
Out Line:
Here is a great article via Sitepoint.com It’s about the increase in emphasis via church marketing.
Topics include:
Thought: “Is there any correlation between ornate cathedral paintings/sculptures and modern church websites and marketing?”
I stumbled upon this great ministry site called churchrelevance.com it’s a side dedicated to “Interesting ideas, concepts, and cultures in pursuit of more effective ministry.” It’s the site of Kent Shaffer. He shares his thoughts on a wide array of topics.
Take a look at the site and see what articles pertain to you.
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