The Magic Question
Signups Open Today for Creative Missions 2012!
Important Dates for Creative Missions 2012
Hey! What’s that ad doing there?
Trust Gap: Why ‘Live Band’ Isn’t Bringing More to Your Church
12 Things Church Comm Directors Want Their Pastors To Know In 2012
Dissecting a Hot Mess
Top Post #1: A Multi-Site Simulcast Solution
Top Post #2: iPads Make Great Kiosks: A Case Study
I’ve decided to share a secret with you today; one valuable nugget of knowledge that has made a tremendous difference in my working life over the past two years. It’s one simple sentence that has helped me clobber difficult projects, shave hours off meetings and bring leadership together in fruitful conversation with creative types.
What is this magical question I speak of?
It’s here! Early Bird signups begin today for the Creative Missions 2012 trip to Northwest Arkansas and Joplin, MO - May 19-25, 2012.
Are you in?
Since we’re in the new year, the Creative Missions trip will be here before we realize it.
As you’re praying about and considering your role in the 2012 trip, please keep these dates in mind.
If you’re reading this on MediaSalt.com, and not via RSS or the mobile version, you might notice the ad to the top right.
What’s up with that?
Not going to lie, these days when I see churches tout things such as “live band,” “safe childrens environment,” “relevant teaching,” etc. I get a little tickled.
Yes, churches should posses these things, and make them known, but using them as a tactic to get folks through your doors was much more effective on postcards printed between 2001-2005.
It really [...]
In my 10 years of work in the church world, I’ve noticed a communication gap between creatives (particularly in communications directors) and leaders (usually senior pastors or executive directors). Creative folks and senior leaders are typically wired different and it seems there are things we both wish they could say to each other, but for various [...]
Like any red-blooded American, I spent quite a bit of time at Walmart over the holidays. Between forgotten gifts and missing ingredients, I logged more than a few hours suffering through a depressingly long check out line. It was during one of those trips that I stumbled onto this little nugget… An example of “design [...]
Every day during the holidays, MediaSalt is counting down our most popular posts of the 2011. Today’s post was our most popular, originally published on January 26, and written by Jeremy Good… “A Multi-Site Simulcast Solution.“
“I’ve had a lot of folks ask how we handle simulcasting to our six campuses at The Chapel. Because this [...]
Every day during the holidays, MediaSalt is counting down our most popular posts of the 2011. Today’s post was our 2nd most popular, originally published on September 6, and written by Eric Murrell… “iPads Make Great Kiosks: A Case Study.“
“Earlier this year, we set out on a journey to create a new ministry at Long [...]
Every day during the holidays, MediaSalt is counting down our most popular posts of the 2011. Today’s post was our 3rd most popular, originally published on July 14, and written by Cleve Persinger… “Custom Facebook Tabs: Why Not?.“
“Facebook now makes it easier than ever to make custom tabs for your Facebook Page. After avoiding them [...]
Every day during the holidays, MediaSalt is counting down our most popular posts of the 2011. Today’s post was our 4th most popular, originally published on October 14, and written by Eric Murrell… “Wrapping Your Head Around iCloud .“
“Of all of the new stuff Apple baked into iOS 5, iCloud is easily one of the [...]
Every day during the holidays, MediaSalt is counting down our most popular posts of the 2011. Today’s post was our 5th most popular, originally published on February 4, and written by Cleve Persinger… “Stop the Spoon-Fed Communication.“
“When I know information is coming at me from all sides, I am more likely to be passive about [...]
