Yes, most of the time. This is a smart idea if your church has a
tight budget, limited resources, and you only intend to publish
information for the congregation to access alone. Blogs are perfect for
this type of use. Also blogs, are user friendly software. You don’t need
to rely upon the availability of a web designer in order to update your
pages or remove them. You can do all of these functions yourself at
little to no expense to your church. In fact, if you are a pastor or
church secretary, we recommend that you become very familiar with blog
software in your free time. This will give you an educational advantage
should your church ever decide to conduct a ministry online. It will
also help your congregation trim their budget expenses. One of the
volunteer staff members here at our blog says that her church spends on
average $5000 a year for it’s web site. I’ve seen this web site myself
and it is absolutely “no big deal.” They could fall off the back side of
a log and improve this baby. Blogs are pretty sweet these days. We are
all in agreement on this one. Pastors and priests should run their own
congregation’s web pages or hire office help to run a free blog until
they have well established ministries that demand the attention of a
staff.
Thursday, March 9, 2017
Is it better to open a free blog software for my church than it is to create regular internet web pages?
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I've been publishing on the web for over 28 years now. I am a former teacher, an artist, a volunteer archivist and I generate large collections of educational artifacts for teachers, ministry and home schooling parents on my blogs.
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