Social Media x Church

Years ago, I was part of a leadership development program at AT&T. Our class of 15 took the DISC personality assessment—a standard tool to help teams understand how they communicate. Everything was going fine until the results were read aloud. One of my classmates was placed, entirely alone, into the “I” (Influence) group. Because of the way the facilitator framed it, they were titled our lone “Peacock.” Now, peacocks are impressive, but in a room full of data-driven analysts

Running a church Facebook page can feel like talking to an empty room. You invest time creating graphics, sharing Sunday livestreams, and posting updates, but the response is often silence. The frustration grows when your efforts seem to vanish into the endless scroll of social media feeds. Yet, the problem is not Facebook itself. The challenge lies in how your content is presented and how it connects with your community. This post will guide you through practical steps to tu