Comments on: How To Run A Quick Church Communication Check-Up http://growingyourchurch.com/church-communication/run-a-quick-church-communication-check-up Sharing Ministry Resources For Growing Your Church Tue, 13 Jul 2010 13:23:32 +0000 hourly 1 By: Marvia http://growingyourchurch.com/church-communication/run-a-quick-church-communication-check-up/comment-page-1#comment-3 Marvia Mon, 24 Mar 2008 16:35:36 +0000 http://growingyourchurch.com/run-a-quick-church-communication-check-up/#comment-3 ChrisJ, Thanks for visiting. I don't suppose that we would go visiting in a community without having some idea as to who we would be visiting. And I have learnt from experience that some persons I thought would not be remotely interested turned out to be. Marvia ChrisJ,
Thanks for visiting.

I don’t suppose that we would go visiting in a community without having some idea as to who we would be visiting.

And I have learnt from experience that some persons I thought would not be remotely interested turned out to be.

Marvia

]]> By: ChrisJ http://growingyourchurch.com/church-communication/run-a-quick-church-communication-check-up/comment-page-1#comment-2 ChrisJ Mon, 24 Mar 2008 15:59:02 +0000 http://growingyourchurch.com/run-a-quick-church-communication-check-up/#comment-2 I think it's difficult to properly assess how best to proceed with church communication. If you decide to print something like <a href="http://www.justforchurches.com" title="church brochures" rel="nofollow">church brochures</a> then it's important that you target a specific audience - merely handing out publications to people who are never likely to be remotely interested is not only a waste of money, but could even result in some negative feeling in your community. I think it’s difficult to properly assess how best to proceed with church communication. If you decide to print something like church brochures then it’s important that you target a specific audience – merely handing out publications to people who are never likely to be remotely interested is not only a waste of money, but could even result in some negative feeling in your community.

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