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MinWrap 5.15

May 15, 2015January 13, 2018 Tom Pounder 0 Comments christianity, facebook, kurt cobain, nirvana, pew research, social media, twitter

Here are some of the things you may have missed in the ministry world… Stat of the week: In America, the

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Reconnecting by disconnecting

May 13, 2015January 13, 2018 Tom Pounder 1 Comment disconnect, facebook, Instagram, mountains, social media, technology, twitter, unplug, vacation, wifi

Episode 13 Show Notes: This week we talk to Ryan Reed, a Student Minister in the great state of

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Why Churches need to be on Twitter

May 12, 2015January 13, 2018 Tom Pounder 1 Comment church, evangelism, facebook, marketing, outreach, social media, social media marketing, twitter

To be on or NOT to be Twitter? That is the question that many churches and ministries ask themselves. Discover

What to expect at Exponential 2015

April 27, 2015February 28, 2020 Tom Pounder 0 Comments blogs, church planting, conference, exponential, facebook, oc15, orange conference, social media, tampa, twitter

So this will be my very 1st Exponential experience…although people from my church has been going from there very beginning.

The Biggest Mistake Ministers Make in Social Media

April 14, 2015February 28, 2020 Tom Pounder 0 Comments church, engagement, facebook, minister, pastor, social media, twitter

It’s great that ministers are on social media. They need to be. However, there is 1 big mistake many ministers

Expanding your Online reach

April 6, 2015February 28, 2020 Tom Pounder 0 Comments ads, easter, facebook, good friday, hastag, marketing, online, outreach, reach, social media, twitter, visual marketing, youtube

In June 2014 we started live streaming our Church services. The primary reason was to test out whether or not

POLL: Communicating with Parents

December 11, 2014February 28, 2020 Tom Pounder 0 Comments communication, email, facebook, fliers, newsletters, paper, social media, twitter

In a recent meeting with a parent I realized that I was not effectively communicating with parents very well what