How’s this for promoting an event:
Not many churches could pull that off!
Mars Hill is hosting the event: Risen. If Jesus rose, everything changes. Listen to the radio promo here.
More on church Easter promotion here.
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Poster: Share your life instead
A well-executed poster by Outreach Media, capitalising on the ‘Share a Coke’ campaign.
Visit the supporting website – the copy has been really well written. Nice work – check out other posters by Outreach Media, and sign-up your church for these posters.
Ideas to help your church plan for Easter in 2012
As of this Friday, Easter is just 6 weeks away!
To help you plan for promoting Easter services at your church, here’s some links to explore. Also included are links to videos you might like to include in your services.
- 7 creative Easter marketing concepts (plus another 7 ideas!).
- A ‘great comebacks’ idea I had last year.
- Promoting Easter at Church by the Bridge in 2009 and 2010.
- Plans of 4 churches for their Easter marketing.
- Mars Hill produces a short film for their Good Friday services.
- Easter videos (see here, here, here, here, here, here, and here!
- A couple of videos from St Helen’s, Bishopsgate – ‘Death to life‘ and ‘Life to death‘.
- A couple of great Easter campaign websites.
- Easter promotion over 4 years at St Michael’s Cathedral, and an idea from Eastwood Anglican Church.
- An Easter newspaper advertisement.
What’s your church doing this Easter?
Video: Ask God 1 Question
“Over the summer of 2012, a small team of us teamed up with the guys at Arkhouse Church and spent some time at the beach down in St Kilda.
Along with doing Free Psalm Readings, we asked people what they would want to ask God if they had only 1 question. This is what they said…”
Promoting church in the local arcade
With an expanding staff team, our church office recently moved from being on the church property, to a large space that used to be a bookshop in the neighbouring block.
The space sits above the Kirribilli Deli, and part of our space includes a large glass window that overlooks the approaching arcade. Hundreds of people walk through the arcade each day, so we’ve decided to use this window to communicate with these people.
Thanks to Karen for the wonderful designs!
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