Need a FREE Assistant? Try Time Bridge.

Bill Reichart, one of the pastors at Big Creek Church, shared a great resource with me called Time Bridge and I think it’s a tool definitely worth checking out.  If you want to see how Bill uses it, please visit his post called How to become a Scheduling Wizard .  Bill also writes on two blogs Ministry Best Practices and Provocative Church and will be one of the Guest Writers for Church Communications Pro!

Thanks for the info Bill!

May 22, 2008 · Filed Under Church Leadership, Resources and Links, Web 2.0

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Affordable Brochure or Website Copyrighting Services for Your Church

One of my seminary friends Ariel Vanderhorst is offering some excellent copywriting services for churches at excellent rates. (I don’t get any money from this … just the joy of helping a friend help churches.)

Check out his ballpark rates here.

He’s written for some great publications and is an awesome guy. Dependable, solid, trustworthy. In fact, I’m using Ariel right now to do some feature articles for our church newsletter.

If you’ve got some content you need written … from brochures, to websites and probably everything in between … Ariel’s your guy!

[Please note: No animals were harmed in the making of this testimonial … and no arms were twisted, rather mine was willingly offered without request to do this because I believe in Ariel’s work … I mean ministry.]

March 23, 2007 · Filed Under Church Branding, Church Marketing, Church Media, Resources and Links

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Blogging Accessories, Tools & Hacks

Hi all, my name is Ariel (AJ), and Cory asked me to write a guest post dealing with some of the “extra” tools that are available to bloggers. A little more about me later - let’s get to the heart of this topic!

Building a blog is a gradual process. If you’ve begun to publish posts on a consistent basis, you may start wondering how to improve your blog further - how to personalize it and make it stand out in a crowd. Of course, the best way to make your blog unique is to write good content, but there’s also a technology dimension.

I’m not really a geek, but I do like blog tools and hacks, especially when they make my blog look good. This list represents some of my favorite blogging extras. I use Blogger, but most of these should work regardless of what platform you’re blogging on.

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November 21, 2006 · Filed Under Blogging, Blogging Tips, Resources and Links

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