“We are looking for Latino and Black leaders who are actively trying to grow the ethnic community in their congregations via communication or marketing activities,” noted Teresa Faust, Research Manager for United Methodist Communications.
"As our team worked through this redesign project, we were determined to do more than a superficial facelift. We hope this new design will better serve you and your congregation’s ministry.”
United Methodist Communications will host its second in a series of ecumenical virtual communications learning conferences to equip churches and ministries.
The immense power of social media is undeniable. As of 2021 the number of people using social media is over 3.96 billion worldwide – that’s more than 50 percent of the world.
If you are a pastor or worship leader you are invited to join this group and be part of the discussion. You will need a Facebook account to become a member and add to the discussion. However, the Group is public which means you can scroll through the discussion without signing into Facebook.
Here are some basic videography tips from Conference Director of Communication Danette Clifton to help pastors, church staff and volunteers as they navigate this new chapter of video ministry.
