About The eBook
This comprehensive guide, now in its second edition, serves as a vital resource for Churches seeking to start using technology to grow. It's divided into distinct parts, each addressing a unique aspect of technology and marketing within the community.
Part 1: Starting from Scratch
Demystifies technology, explaining its relevance and importance to Churches. It lays the foundation for those new to the digital world, answering fundamental questions about the intersection of faith and technology.
Part 2: Marketing Methods for Churches
Dives into the practicalities of building a church's online presence. From designing logos and graphics to creating a website and managing social media accounts, this section offers step-by-step guidance tailored to the unique needs of a Church congregation.
Part 3: Technology as a Spiritual Tool
Explores the use of technology to grow spiritually. It covers innovative ways to enhance spiritual connection and community engagement, such as online sermon notes, recording sermons, church newsletters, and networking with fellow pastors.
Part 4: Final Thoughts
Wraps up the book with reflections on implementing a technology plan for the church, DIY alternatives, and potential dangers of technology. It offers a balanced perspective, acknowledging both the opportunities and challenges of the digital realm.
Bonus Material and Appendices
Provide actionable insights and hands-on guides to boost church attendance and start various social media accounts and websites. These practical tools make the digital journey accessible to all, regardless of technical expertise.
The second edition of this eBook brings fresh insights. It's a must-have resource for Pastors, Church leaders interested in leveraging technology to foster a connected, engaged, and spiritually growing Church community.
16
Chapters
65
Pages
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Endorsements
"Jeremy G. Woods has put together a very clear and easy to read presentation on the church's use of computer technology. His work will be very helpful to those who are new to the web and all of the media sources available. An easy, beneficial how-to read. I recommend this work by a bright young man."
Dr. Eddy Garner
Former Director of Missions, Colbert-Lauderdale Baptist Association
"I first became acquainted with Jeremy G. Woods in 2013-2014 as he developed and maintained the website for our Associational four-night, city-wide evangelistic event in Huntsville, Alabama. From creating a church logo to developing a good church website, or the use of such social media as Facebook and Instagram, this book explains how such tools can be utilized. I particularly like Jeremy's emphasis throughout the book on using technology for the spiritual edification of your church and others."
Dr. Charlie Howell
Former Executive Director of Missions, Madison Baptist Association, Huntsville, Alabama
"Technology is a powerful tool. If your church or ministry is looking to reach its community, you need to be leveraging technology. This book will help you get started in using technology to reach people inside and outside your church!"
Tim Milner
Lead Pastor, Essential Church
"In order to share the Gospel and minister to the world around us, we have to speak the language of the people. In many cases today, that happens to be the language of technology. Jeremy G. Woods has produced a useful introduction to some of the most relevant tools available. I highly recommend this book."
Mark Milas
Executive Pastor, Bridge Church, Dallas, TX
About the Author
Jeremy G. Woods
Jeremy G. Woods is CEO and Church Growth Coach at FaithVenture Media, a Church Growth Agency that helps Evangelical Churches grow. He is also President of Potter's House Ministries Romania.
Jeremy wrote the first edition of this book in 2017 to help Pastors grow their Church. The first edition was required and recommended reading in Bible Schools across several countries. Since then, he's created this second edition to further help Churches grow, adding in a section to help Churches get 10 more guests to their Church each week.