So you've built your guest services team at your church, recruited the perfect people for the 5 essential positions, (learn what those 5 positions are and how to fill them with our free ebook!) and th … read more

Since releasing our free ebook, Huddle Up, we've gotten a few questions. This one is from Dwayne:Hey Kenten and Adam,How would you go about recruiting people or motivating people to serve in this capa … read more

Portable churches are a relatively new concept. Consider hundreds of years ago, the church's steeple topped the tallest building in small-town America. Having church in a school or theater was extreme … read more

I think you'll agree that when we're welcoming people to our church for the first time, sometimes we over-complicate things, but in a guest's mind, all questions boil down to this simplicity: Will I c … read more

I remember one of the biggest challenges of getting volunteers at my church: How do I get people excited about operating a camera, or parking cars, or handing out bulletins? They aren’t very exciting … read more

Helping you reach your community.It really is the heartbeat of what you can expect from ChurchBanners. The signs, banners, feather flags, and invite cards are all just tools to help us help you. That' … read more

While none of us would argue that we live in a digital world, let's not forget that we also live in an analog world, and our community needs to see our physical presence as much as a digital presence. … read more

There's a level of obviousness that is comforting to a new guest at your church. When you have obvious signage that's clearly only intended for guests, then you give a clear indication that you've bee … read more

Every church, large or small, has to properly handle budget, time and volunteers, and continue to decide how to use those resources to impact their members and their community.What if there was a simp … read more