App of the Week: Dropbox
With so many great mobile apps available, we thought we should feature the best of the best. Each Wednesday we will feature an app here as our App of the Week. Today's App is Dropbox, which has versions available for all major mobile operating systems including iPhone, iPad, Blackberry, and Android. Dropbox is a file syncing tool that solves several...
Read MoreWhat a Facebook Page can do for Your Church
For the last few years, the big question people would ask was "So are you on Facebook yet?" Now, the question is answered. Everyone and their dog has a profile on Facebook, which means you need to start asking how you can use the social network to help you connect with your church community. With over 500 million active users, the statistics of how...
Read More5 Key Elements You Can Add to Your Church Website Today
There are so many factors to consider with your church website. You need to answer important questions like how you're going to edit the website content, what features to include on your site, and what type of content you're going to write about. In the coming months we'll discuss many of these questions, but to get things started, let's talk about a...
Read MoreApp of the Week: Logos Bible Software for iPhone
With so many great mobile apps available, we thought we should feature the best of the best. Each Wednesday we will feature an app here as our App of the Week. The most popular type of app for Christians (naturally) is Bible software. With all of the options currently available, Logos Bible Software has truly been able to rise to the top. Features of...
Read More7 Ideas To Keep Your Church Website Content Fresh
Simply put, the best church websites reflect their community. And in order to properly do that, you need to keep the content of your website moving. Why is this? Because your church is moving. Your church is changing. It is, right? So long as people are connecting and events are happening, then you can answer yes to that question. In order to draw...
Read MoreUnderstanding the Facebook Effect
Whether we like it or not, Facebook is setting the standard for usability on the internet. This is how so many people are beginning their experience on the web. As you may have heard, people 50-60 years of age are the fastest growing demographic of Facebook users. Perhaps these people never had reason to use the internet before. However, somewhere...
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TheSocialChurch blog exists to help churches understand how they can utilize available web tools to better engage their communities. All articles are written by our team at ChurchOS.
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