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First person: Is it time to change your church’s name?

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By Mark MacDonald, Mark Macdonald
| The Baptist Paper
Changing your church’s name is one of the biggest branding decisions your leadership will ever make. And many pastors are considering it. Done well, it creates clarity, builds momentum and helps your community understand who you are before they ever walk through your doors. Done poorly, it creates confusion, unnecessary conflict, and years of explaining why you changed it. Before you start brainstorming names, answer these 6 questions: 1. Why are you really considering a name change? Be honest.
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3 Church Fundraising Ideas to Overcome Attention Challenges

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By Mark MacDonald, Mark Macdonald
| Worship Facility Podcast
Effective church fundraising ideas are required to capture people’s attention and have them willingly open their wallets in generosity. But there are many organizations requesting donations on a regular basis, and all those fundraising requests combine with other marketing messaging to become noise. Our world is full of marketing noise right now. And it’s impossible for everyone to listen to everything and certainly won’t respond to every request.
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Attending the SBC Annual Meeting was great. What’s next?

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By Mark MacDonald, Mark Macdonald
| The Baptist Paper
You spent days walking convention halls, listening to reports, participating in votes, visiting exhibitors, reconnecting with friends and meeting new ministry leaders. The Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting is an investment of time, money and energy. Now you’re home. Unfortunately, this is where many attendees lose most of the value. The huge event ends, ministry responsibilities pile up and within a few weeks the lessons, conversations and opportunities begin to fade.
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