Can’t Live With ‘Em, Can’t Live Without ‘Em

One of the most recent discussions we keep coming back to in our creative meetings at WCH is the use of announcements in our worship services.  We have found that it is very difficult to communicate “large chunks” of important information and upcoming events to our church family without having an abrupt stop to the flow of the service itself – let alone making it engaging enough to not have the same “talking head… time to mentally checkout” sequence to ensue.

A lot of churches are now going to a video format to communciate their announcements – which is enables the appropriate information to be both seen and heard by the congregation in a way that is time sensitive yet multi-sensory.  

Take a look at a few examples:

It is important enough to take the time to make sure your church family “is in the know” – and short, simple, well done video announcements are one of the new ways of making that happen.  What are your thoughts?

About Kevin Beers

wanna see what I'm up to - twitter.com/kevinbeers Why do I blog? - Because I love my church but can’t personally connect to everyone who calls me ‘pastor’. The people and students at WCH/The Hub deserve everything I’ve got. This is one more way to give it. - Because ministry, life and leadership are better when learning is shared. - Because I’d rather offer my journey than just give my conclusions. - Because I need to practice being generous, not just with my money, but with my heart, too. - Because the Church/Kingdom/World is better when many voices are shaping the conversation it is having.

Posted on September 24, 2008, in Uncategorized. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a Comment.

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