Most church social accounts are bulletin boards for people who already attend. Here's how to build one that reaches outside the building — which platforms matter, what to post, and what to stop doing.
A straight comparison of AI clipping tools from the perspective of a church media team on a volunteer budget — what each one costs, what publishing you actually get, and where the general-purpose tools beat a niche one.
A practical, end-to-end guide to turning Sunday's sermon into short-form clips that actually reach people — what to cut, how to reframe, how to caption, and how to publish without burning out your volunteers.
One Sunday service can carry a church's entire social presence for seven days. Here's the exact workflow, the time each step takes, and how to run it with two volunteers instead of five.
A working checklist for church media teams: the specific moments in a sermon that perform as standalone short-form clips, and the ones that reliably flop no matter how good they felt in the room.
Before you post a single sermon clip: who has to say yes, what your streaming license does and doesn't cover, and how to write a one-page media policy that prevents an argument six months from now.