Equipping Global Workers to Tell Their Stories
Making video stories for supporters has never been easier! By using the smartphone in your pocket, you can capture the moment and craft easy short and…
Tag: Communications
Webinar: Missional Marketing | Building Messages that Matter
COVID, cancel culture, and an overall contrarian societal outlook have disrupted messaging efforts for marketers around the globe.
Webinar: Communications and the Mission of God: Aligning Organizational Communications with God’s Purposes
As with everything, our theology ought to inform our practice. In some arenas that comes easily. Our ecclesiology prompts us to participate in the lif…
Webinar: An Introduction to the Theology and Practice of Cross-Cultural Risk
Followers of Christ living in unreached areas of the world often face elevated risk (physical, relational, emotional, etc.). What is God’s perspecti…
Webinar: Foundations for an Effective Communications Department
Your organization may be doing great “heart” work, but how does it compare to the outward appearance of your message?
Webinar: Results of Mobilization Research
What contributes to effective missions mobilizers? During this webinar, we will share the results from the Agency Mobilizer Training survey conducted …
Webinar: Peer 2 Peer for Marketing and Communications Staff: Harvesting Those Ripe Fields – Digital Marketing for the Kingdom
Digital marketing is a very effective way to expand the reach of your ministry. But today's digital media landscape is vast.
Webinar: The Cost of Missing Half the Church: Let’s Not Fear a Re-look
Jesus said the workers are few. And the Master was not pleased with buried talents!
Webinar: Risk in Missions – Practical insights for Agencies and Churches
Risk in missions is something we take very seriously. This year the On Mission virtual conference is dedicated to the this topic.
Webinar: Attributes-based training: How to help new workers make it on the field
Christians are all too familiar with the dichotomy between “being a Mary” (sitting at Jesus’ feet) and “being a Martha” (being active in min…