3 Call to Action Examples You Can Have in Every Church Video

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Having a call to action is really important in any video, podcast, blog or other piece of content you post from your Church or your ministry. By doing one, people don’t just watch your video, listen to your podcast or read your content and think, “gosh, that was a great story ______ shared today.” They will actually be driven to do something because they experienced your content.

But what can you do to create those moments in videos? In this video, podcast or bullet points below you can see the 3 separate call to action examples you can post in EVERY single one of your Church/Ministry videos.

The 3 call to action examples are…

1. Connect them to a Personal Application. What can they do to grow in their faith because of what they just experienced? Share an example or 2.
2. Connect them to a Ministry Leader. This could be a staffer or volunteer. The bottom line is that they connect in person with someone who can help them take a next step of faith.
3. Connect them with a Ministry. Help them discover a next step by connecting them to a ministry they can check out and look into based on the video you created.

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