The church doesn't have a message problem.
The church has a message delivery problem.
“To communicate the biggest communication shift in 500 years, you'll need a playbook. Here it is.” -Tony Morgan
- Explore the new reality for what attendance, engagement, and attention look like for the church.
- Get a practical communication playbook you can use to communicate anything in your church—and actually connect.
- Learn specific ways to rethink and rework ministry needs, announcements, social media, and other common challenges churches face.
Communication has been overlooked for far too long in the church. It's time for that to change.
It's time to rethink communication for the church.
Book Releasing Jan. 22, 2019
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Podcasts, Interviews & Press:
- Unstuck Church: Communications Basics Tripping Churches Up
- Tithe.ly: How to Tell Compelling Stories to Increase Giving
- Church Butler: Lunch and Learn With Kenny Jahng
- Ekklesia 360: 8 Social Media Lessons From Rethink Communication
- YM Sidekick: Rethinking Communication in Your Ministry
- Seminary of Hard Knocks: Rethink Communication With Phil Bowdle
- Stephen Brewster: Interview With Phil Bowdle
- ChurchMag: Phil Bowdle - Rethink Communication
About the Author
Phil Bowdle got his start in church as a pastor's kid making faces at his dad while he preached. Growing up, he had no desire to go into ministry. Now there's nothing he'd rather do.
After starting in creative ministry in 2004, today Phil is the creative arts pastor at West Ridge Church in Northwest Atlanta. He leads a team of creatives in the areas of communication, media, worship, and production He also speaks, offers communication and creative coaching, and blogs about communication, leadership, and the creative church.
You can learn more at PhilBowdle.com.
Rethink Communication is published by the Center for Church Communication, a nonprofit helping churches communicate better since 2004.
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