TL;DR: Digital Ministry News Recap 

This edition of the Digital Ministry Journal recaps news of interest to the digital ministry community. AI For Church Leaders hosts an online workshop: “How To Repurpose Your Sermon“ at 1:00pm ET on October 16, 2023. Church Tech Today shares tactics for using AI to generate podcasts from sermons. The Pro Church Tools Show provides insights on adopting social media at “a stubborn church”. Finally, Anedot shares its take on the best Church Instagram accounts in 2023.

Workshop - How To Repurpose Your Sermon

AI For Church Leaders hosts an online workshop “How To Repurpose Your Sermon” on October 16, 2023 from 1:00pm - 2:30pm ET. Participants will learn “game changers” ranging from how to generate summaries, devotionals, and social media from your sermon to how to quickly create reels and videos with sermon clips. Cost: “Pay What You Want“ pricing.

AI-Generated Podcasts from Sermons

Church Tech Today shares “The Future Of Broadcasting: 10 Tactics For An AI-Generated Podcast” (7-minute read) exploring how AI can transform sermons into podcasts, reaching a wider audience. A must-read for those looking to blend traditional practices with modern tech.

Social Media At A “Stubborn Church”?

Brady Shearer and Alexander Mills of The Pro Church Tools Show share thoughts on “How To Change A Stubborn Church“ (12-minute watch) in response to a question from a viewer who asked “How do I get leadership to take social media seriously?“.

Best Church Instagram Accounts in 2023

Anedot shares “Best Church Instagram Accounts in 2023 (And Why They Are Great!)” (7-minute read) highlighting inspiring church Instagram accounts to follow. Ideal for those looking to enhance social media engagement and find inspiration for digital ministry.

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