As your church embraces the world of social media, it's vital to keep in mind some essential strategies and practices to effectively engage your congregation and expand your outreach. Here are some critical strategies to guide your journey:

Content Creation and Delivery: Most churches don't have a content creation problem; they have a content delivery problem. Churches generate a wealth of content, including sermons, training sessions, meetings, and services for students and children. The key is to capture this content and transform it into deliverable content for social media.

Easter and Christmas Eves are not just opportunities to celebrate and reflect on the message of Christ's sacrifice and resurrection. They are also opportunities to see how your services, people, process, systems, communications, and facilities would work at 20%, 50%, or 200% growth. By identifying areas for improvement and taking action to make changes, you can prepare for future growth and serve your community with greater impact.

According to recent studies, only 2% of first-time church visitors return for a second visit. This statistic highlights the importance of having a plan in place to connect with guests who attended your Easter service. By leveraging social media and creating follow-up materials, you can create a lasting impression that will keep guests coming back. In this blog, we'll explore six action steps you can take to connect with as many people as possible during the post-Easter week and build lasting connections with visitors beyond Easter Sunday.