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Tips for reporting births and deaths in your newsletters.
A frequent question we get at ChurchArt.com is “What are some tips for reporting births and deaths in my newsletter?” The main thing is to treat each birth and death as unique. So, if possible, avoid merely listing names and instead, compose a few sentences to make each announcement personal. Tips for Creating Birth and…
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Creative ways to announce new dates
Sometimes change is inevitable. Due to unforeseen circumstances such as pandemics or natural disasters, many events and activities must be canceled, postponed or left in limbo. When this happens, you’ve probably been in touch with members about the necessary schedule changes by word of mouth or via a quick email or text message. However, you…
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FREE Printable Scripture Cards
With things rapidly changing in the world, the one thing that remains constant is the word of God. The team here at ChurchArt Pro has created beautifully appropriate Scripture cards in a variety of designs that you can freely download, print and share with your church members and ministry community. We’ve provided twelve Scripture designs…
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Free Resources to Help You Stay in Touch
In these uncertain times, the church is called upon to connect with their members in new ways. Because of that, we at ChurchArt Pro created free, downloadable resources to help you get the word out about upcoming events and how to get connected so people can stay in touch. The flyers, sermon-notes templates and the…
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USPS Guidelines for using Mailing Label Tabs
Save time and money when you use mailing label tabs. You can receive significant discounts on your monthly postage for your church newsletter and mailings by following a few guidelines to qualify for automation mailing rates – which can save you almost $0.10 per piece! For items mailed without envelopes, mailing label tabs (such as Wafer…
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Build “person”ality into your church newsletter
Without people-focused articles and photos, church newsletters would be quite lackluster. Readers love to learn more about others while catching up on church-related news. A newsletter conveys a warm, friendly image by opening the metaphorical door to the church and showcasing people through words and pictures. This human element invites visitors to come into the…
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