Author: Pastor Steve Duffy
Bonus points if you can guess what movie the blog title is from? (hint: see the gif at the end of this blog) As summer approaches I’m evaluating how you all stay tuned into what is going on with Students at Stonebridge Church, e.g., our regular gatherings, events, activities. As you read on let me clarify how I currently communicate and then I’ve got a link to a board that will help me gather what adjustments to make as we head into this next ministry year. Please read on!
I’m confident there is no one solution to all of this, whether it be for parents/guardians/leaders or students. However, I want to keep evaluating and adjusting to those I serve so that we optimize the maintenance of the information and hit a larger audience with the methods of communication used.
Let me start with my current communication strategy to set the baseline for evaluation and proposed changes/ideas that you might have.
Options used before but are not currently using:
What else might be helpful to start, stop or continue? Would love your input on this since you are on the other side of my communication! Provide your input by selecting the link HERE via computer/tablet/phone and add as many entries that come to mind! You can include multiple entries.
Thank you, and you get the bonus points if you guessed the classic movie “Short Circuit”! It was the famous Johnny 5 who said “Input, More Input!” 🙂
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