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Ask most churches if they have an online worship service and you will probably get a lot of heads nodding. Between better technology and a pandemic that pushed us to go virtual, online worship is now common. Yet many churches still struggle to provide a strong experience for those in the online pew. This article offers best practices to enhance your online worship experience before, during and after your service.

Church social media strategies for the new year on MyCom: Church Communications and Marketing

Discover practical strategies and the latest trends for revitalizing your church’s social media presence in the new year with insights from Ryan Dunn on MyCom: Church Communications and Marketing.

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If your church had a strong Christmas social media presence or a full Christmas Eve service, the days that follow are not the time to go silent. That does not mean you need a full production schedule between December 26 and January 7. It means you need a plan that gives your community something consistent and meaningful, even while your staff and volunteers recover from the biggest Sunday of the year.

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