TL;DR: Digital Ministry News Recap 

This edition of the Digital Ministry Journal recaps news of interest to the digital ministry community with a focus on leadership. Tithely and Breeze announce their Modern Church Leader conference. Worship Facility shares insights on communications skills that leaders should possess and practice. Worship Facility also shares a take on the role of the Tech Director. Finally, Church Tech Today shares 101 (yes, 101) ways to repurpose sermon content.

Modern Church Leader Conference

Tithely and Breeze sponsor “Modern Church Leader Conference” in Irving, Texas, on October 21-23, 2024. The conference covers topics ranging from communications and technology to leadership and systems. Speakers include Nona Jones, Levi Lusko and Erwin McManus. A Conference Pass is $399 per person thru July 2, and $699 per person thereafter. Their premium All Access Experience is $499 per person thru July 2, and $999 per person thereafter.

Practical Tips: Communications Skills

Worship Facility shares “5 Communication Skills Every Church Leader Must Practice” (4-minute read), emphasizing the importance of active listening, empathy, clear messaging, adaptability, and feedback. These skills are essential for fostering strong connections within congregations and enhancing overall church communication. Practical tips make it a must-read for church leaders.

Tech Director Role and Responsibilities

Worship Facility shares “The Role of the Tech Director” (4-minute read), a take detailing essential responsibilities such as overseeing church technology systems, managing AV equipment, training volunteers, and ensuring smooth service production. The article emphasizes the importance of a Tech Director in enhancing worship experiences and supporting church operations.

Repurposing Sermons

Church Tech Today shares “101 Ways to Repurpose Your Sermon” (6-minute read), a comprehensive guide to maximizing sermon impact through various media. It includes strategies for transforming sermons into blog posts, podcasts, social media content, and more, ensuring messages reach a broader audience. Great thought-starter for Churches looking to enhance engagement and extend the life of their teachings.

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