Churches: Admit You Have A Problem
For those of you who are regular readers of this blog you know how much I advocate for churches having a solid web site and for them to have one that is graphically clean and a professional representation of their organization, easy to navigate, and easily found online.
Mitch Joel at Six Pixels of Separation wrote a great blog post today that resonates these themes perfectly. Since I am on vacation, I would encourage you to read Mitch’s post. Then, encourage anyone you know who is a pastor or church leader to read Mitch’s post.
Step # 1 that Mitch suggests for organizations to start thinking differently about their web sites is:
“Admit you have a problem.”
Now…encourage all the church leaders you know to admit their churches have a problem. Clearly, not every church has a web site problem. However, from my experience, 75% of churches do. It is time for a change. Let’s endeavour to better!
What do you think? Do most churches have a web problem?
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