 | O Come, All Ye FaithfulWhy we aren't so faithful after all... O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant, O come ye, O come ye to Bethlehem! Come and behold Him, born the King of angels! O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, O come … |
| 8 Questions to Consider Before Launching Multisite Worship (Part One)Better to ask than not receive what you were expecting...The multisite paradigm has been getting stronger for several years now and literally thousands of churches have ventured … |
| The 7 question worship conversation with God...Do you ever wonder what He would say?(published at both churchcentral.com and creatormagazine.com)1. Do You like how we ended up worshipping in the church you founded?(I've always wondered if God sent … |
| 25 Years of Being a "Secret Shopper Worshiper"10 easily corrected things I found...is this your church?Who's checking your church for "chinks in the armor?" It's important to identify and do something about them. For 25 years I've enjoyed the … |
| 3 Ways to Skin a Cat or Start a Worship ServiceThere's always more than one way!1. Sneak up on the cat and just go for it...The Cold OpeningIf you've ever been sucked into a dramatic T.V. show that ordinarily you have no interest in, chances are you … |
 | [The articles I post on ChurchCentral are drawn from recent issues of Christian Coaching Magazine and represent a wide array of leaders and coaches as the authors. Thanks for reading! -Jerome Daley, Publisher www.christiancoachingmag.com] YouTube … |
 | A lot of people have heard or read that I'm regularly doing secret shopper or mystery worshiper visits to churches around the country. The question has been raised (and it's a valid one): Do you need a secret shopper? As someone who takes the … |
| Money, New Initiatives, and WorshipWho, what, why, where, when, and how much?Most church leaders don't like to talk about money in worship and most people who come to our churches don't like it either. Fair enough! Still, the parking lot needs … |
 | A blank flat screen television hanging in a lobby inspired me. Well, it inspired me to write this blog. The darkened sign symbolized so much wasted potential. The screen was a gift to a particular institution—a good gift, I thought at first … |
| It goes by many names — player to screen, the last mile, video extension — but when it comes down to it, back-end connectivity for digital signage networks can be one of the most confusing pieces of the puzzle, especially for first-time … | |
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Projectors Offer Quality and Major Stewardship Decision
Projectors can bring value to a church's worship service, but they can range in price and quality. Learn what to look for in a projector and how to choose the right one for your church.Type: White PaperSponsored by: NEC Display Solutions -
Flagship Stores Provide Customers with a Unique Opportunity
Learn what a flagship store is and how it can be used to create a more impactful experience and bring in more customers.Type: White PaperSponsored by: ADFLOW Networks -
How does a house of worship benefit from a digital signage system?
For a house of worship, it’s about bringing people together. For digital display, it’s about enhancing human interaction through better communication.Type: White PaperSponsored by: NEC Display Solutions -
Corporate Communication Strategies
Digital signage successfully conveys corporate messaging in three different arenas.Type: White PaperSponsored by: ADFLOW Networks -
Digital Signage: The Need to Manage Content
Reaching congregants with digital signage is no longer the exclusive domain of large churches; lower costs of hardware and software make the technology available to all. But to use the digital …Type: White PaperSource: ChurchCentral.com
