Internal communication can make or break an organization. When an organization is running on all cylinders, everyone on the team uses the internal tools. The right tools keep everyone engaged and informed while also providing avenues for sharing knowledge and being productive. Internal communication is about more than productivity—it also promotes community and collaboration. On

In this week’s episode on the Church Juice podcast, we discussed healthy ways to identify, manage, and prevent burnout. Burnout happens everywhere, and ministry is undoubtedly no exception. Ministry burnout can creep in, sometimes without you even noticing. After all, it can be challenging to set boundaries in ministry because there’s often no “off” setting; people serving in ministry

People prefer texting over talking. This is especially true in the United States. According to a recent study, Americans send and receive five times as many texts every day as they do phone calls, and they’re spending 26 minutes per day texting. Here’s what’s crazy: When you look at younger generations, texting skyrockets as the preferred

A technique known as “Content Marketing” may be just what your church needs to make a path to the gospel and loving fellowship for people in your community when it’s most desperately needed. If you downloaded our “Facebook for Churches,” “Church Website Guide,” or one of many other similar digital offerings, it’s a good bet