Does your Church have a Front Door?

 

Is your church taking full advantage of the Digital world we live in?

 

Some would say that we do not have to use the internet to reach people. We can do it the “old fashion” way – however  you may define it. Here is the problem with that line of thinking – it ignores a great tool God has given us and it creates a “me centric” mentality. YOU want to do it the old ways so that is the only way it is going to get done.

Consider these statistics:

According to Pew Research 78% of Internet users conduct product research online. And, 79% of adults use the Internet.

The church’s “front door” is no longer the literal front door – it is your web page ~ Facebook page ~ blog ~ YouTube channel or Twitter feed.

How does that translate to the church? It means people are checking you out online before they come to be your guest!

The church’s “front door” is no longer the literal front door – it is your web page ~ Facebook page ~ blog ~ YouTube channel or Twitter feed.

If you aren’t doing digital well then you may be turning people away who need to hear the saving message of the Gospel!

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4 Responses to “Does your Church have a Front Door?”

  1. John Jason Davis April 12, 2011 at 9:13 am #

    Joel, I always enjoy reading your blogs they seem to be on the cutting edge of what is going on in the social media keep it up! You are always one step ahead of the learning curve keep them coming.

  2. John Sheeley April 12, 2011 at 12:11 pm #

    Brother Joel,

    I am so glad you are representing us middle aged guys well with your thoughts on technology and reaching people with new ways but the same gospel message.

    • Joel Southerland April 12, 2011 at 12:46 pm #

      You bet John. The message never changes!!

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