The problem is that the week after Easter is typically a low attendance weekend for churches. This can be disheartening, especially when you have put in months of hard work, planning and preparation to make the Easter weekend a success. The drop in attendance can feel like a failure, even though it's a normal trend. According to a survey conducted by the Barna Group in 2018, the Sunday after Easter saw a 23% decrease in attendance compared to Easter Sunday. This statistic alone can create pain for church leaders and pastors, who want to keep the momentum going, even after the big Easter weekend.

As a senior pastor, you have a tremendous opportunity to influence and connect with your congregation and the wider community. One of the most effective ways to do this is by being active on LinkedIn. However, we understand that many pastors find LinkedIn intimidating. The thought of creating content specifically for a business-oriented platform can be overwhelming. Plus, with the demands of running a church and preparing weekly sermons, finding the time to create LinkedIn content can seem impossible. That's why we have two solutions to make it easier for you to make an impact on LinkedIn