Using LinkedIn for Your Church: Why It Matters and How to Make It Work
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Using LinkedIn for Your Church: Why It Matters and How to Make It Work

I know LinkedIn might feel like the “boring cousin” of social media. But it’s not just about folks posting their work anniversaries and random motivational quotes (though there’s plenty of that, too). This is the platform where you can turn that same energy you’d use to plan a church picnic into networking with the movers and shakers in your city. Plus, there’s no “LinkedIn beef,” so you’re safe from the drama.

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4 Must-Do strategies for churches in 2025
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4 Must-Do strategies for churches in 2025

The world keeps changing, and the church can’t afford to sit still. As we step into 2025, creatives have a unique opportunity to reshape how the church connects, engages, and transforms lives. This year isn’t just about keeping up—it’s about stepping boldly into what’s next. Here are four essential shifts every church creative must embrace in 2025.

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15 Creative Church Trends You Can’t Ignore in 2025
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15 Creative Church Trends You Can’t Ignore in 2025

The future is coming FAST, and the church can’t afford to sit on the sidelines. From AI tools to mental health ministry, hybrid worship, and empowering Gen Z, these 15 trends will shape how we keep the gospel relevant, vibrant, and viral in a changing world.

Here’s what you need to know to stay ahead and lead your church into the future.

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How AI is Transforming Church Renewal and Ministry Operations
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How AI is Transforming Church Renewal and Ministry Operations

n recent years, we’ve seen tremendous shifts in church attendance, engagement, and operational efficiency. As pastors and church leaders, we face the challenge of keeping our ministries vibrant and impactful in a rapidly changing world. I firmly believe that one of the key solutions to this challenge lies in embracing artificial intelligence (AI). This is not about replacing human connection but enhancing it in ways that free us to focus on what truly matters—prayer, people, and the mission of the church.


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