This Sunday is Palm Sunday, the last weekend before Easter, and the last Sunday you'll be connecting with your first impressions team before the big weekend.There's a lot to think through, from decora
The "Change" has arrived! Amplify Designs has officially moved over to our new domain name www.ChurchBanners.com. Yes, we finally moved after months of hard work. Thank you to everyone who has helped
Well, it's been fun launching out on the new ChurchBanners.com site. We hope you've found it easy to check out many of our new banners with our search function and the new sort features. Yes, we're
There’s a lot to be said for clarity, and how clarity is essential to communicate everything throughout your church’s experience.Right now, the biggest topic of clarity is how you’re handling social d
Our church clients ask us all the time: How much directional signage do I need at my church. It's a good question and will vary from church to church. While we can create directional signage to match
Churches grow when, one way or another, people visit for the first time and decide to come back, but the first step is to get new visitors.You could have the perfect follow-up system, an encouraging w
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Inspiration for Church Events
Putting together a big church event can be overwhelming. With all the planning, and coor
Need trunk or treat ideas for church? In this guide, discover creative Bible-themed trunk ideas, interactive decorations, and organizing tips to make your event fun and engaging. Get ready to plan an
9 Christmas Social Media Post Ideas For Churches
A Poem About Church Social Media Managers for Christmas:
Twas the week before Christmas
and all through the city,
The church social media manage
The classic changeable-letter 'church sign' has been around since most people can remember - often announcing a guest speaker, talking about the current sermon series, or offering a witty anecdote tha
With fall around the corner and a large number of our church members enjoying the rhythm of spending Sundays watching online, your backdrop at church needs to appeal to both in-person and church on
Christmas is an exciting time of year for churches. It’s a chance to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ and reflect on its meaning for humanity. With more visitors and higher attendance during the ho
