Resources
Practical writing on church communication.
Not thought leadership. Specific answers to the things that make the bulletin take longer than it should.
Nothing is published here yet. These are the topics we’re working through first. When a piece is written it gets a real date and a real link — you won’t find a placeholder article with a made-up byline on this site.
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How to create a church bulletin people actually read
What gets read, what gets skipped, and how long is too long.
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Digital versus printed church bulletins
Where each still wins, and why most churches end up needing both.
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What should be included in a church bulletin?
A working checklist, and the standing items worth keeping in one place.
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How far ahead should churches announce events?
Announcement windows that give people time without going stale.
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Building a weekly church communications rhythm
Choosing the days, and what to do when a week goes sideways.
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How to stop re-entering church event information
Getting the calendar to be the single place a date lives.
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Reducing last-minute changes in church communications
Why the deadline moves, and how to make it stop.
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How to organise ministry announcements
When each ministry should have its own bulletin, and when that fragments things.
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