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The Church is Leaving the Building: How to Integrate eChurch Members into Your Congregation - Softcover

Boone, Glenda

 
9781719421430: The Church is Leaving the Building: How to Integrate eChurch Members into Your Congregation

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The Church is Leaving the Building was created for every Pastor, Church Communication Director, Church Leader, or Church Administrator who needs to transform into an eChurch Member Ministry but can't navigate "How" to do it!" The biggest HURDLE you have to overcome is learning "How" to develop, manage, and monetize and church online and eChurch Member Ministry to ensure church growth. But that's not the end of your problems with desiring to cast your net wide. The fact that currently there are no resources available that specifically show you "How to develop and maintain a church online ministry at such a crucial time as today. With many churches operating both onsite campus' and church online, the learning curve is deep! And, unfortunately, many Pastors, Church Communication Directors, Church Marketing Directors, and Church Administrators are still in denial that it is no longer a temporary option to implement eChurch membership platforms and digital marketing into its congregations. So, rather than learn "How to develop an online church ministry," many are just sinking their heads in the sand. All this can make trying to win more souls for Christ a nightmare! But luckily for you, there's now a solution! If you're a Pastor, Church Communication Director, Church Leader or Church Administrator who needs to reach a wider audience using the internet but can't navigate "How" to do it!, "The Church is Leaving the Building" has the answers!

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

Glenda Boone is a certified Brand Manager, certified Digital Marketing Consultant and nationally acclaimed Event Producer with more than 20 years experience. She has planned some of the country's most notable events including The nationally televised Historic Ebenezer Baptist Church's Election Night Coverage of President Barack Obama and the memorial service of Coretta Scott King. Further, she has helped pastors produce strategic/ logistical plans and Playbooks for some of the most famous and fruitful religious conferences held in the US. Also recognized for creating arts and entertainment productions, Glenda has collaborated with several acclaimed visual, performing, music literary artists and producers including: Annie Lee, (Fine Artist) Billy Dee Williams, (Actor-Fine Artists) Xernona Clayton, (founder, Trumpet Awards Foundation), and Kathy Hughes (TV One/Radio One), as well as some of the country’s most acclaimed religious leaders including: Bishop Walter S. Thomas, Rev, Al Sharpton, Rev. Jesse Jackson, Bishop Paul Morton, Bishop TD Jakes, Bishop Eddie Long, Rev. Dr. Brad R. Braxton and Rev. Dr. Raphael G. Warnock, to name a few. During her tenure in this field, she has developed relationships with more than 2,000 churches as well as an accomplished network of ministers, communicators, audiovisual service providers, meeting planners and public relation specialists, enabling her to provide her clients with the expertise networks, venues and audiences they are seeking to serve. Realizing the marketing landscape was changing in 2009, Glenda set out to learn online marketing strategies that would assist Pastors and small business owners in navigating digital and online marketing. Today Glenda and her firm, "O' Taste and See Marketing and Productions are sought out by many to provide onsite training, workshops, online marketing, media buy and social media management services to the clients she serves. Glenda attended Coppin State University and earned a Bachelor of Science In Business degree with a Concentration in Project Management from the University of Phoenix. She and her husband, Milton, are the proud parents of two daughters.

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