Craft these articles with the intent of strengthening community ties and encouraging connections among the churchgoers. This section can also be used to introduce new members of the congregation that have an interesting background they don’t mind sharing. Try to think of topics that would be of interest to the vast majority of congregants, including profiles of long lasting members, authors of books on faith or overlooked members of the church providing volunteer services.
Use this topical information as preliminary reading to warm up to your readers. These types of posts will usually be dry and to the point but easy to write and consistently available. Reserve this section of the newsletter specifically for events that have either passed or that are coming up, and keep this section near the front as an introduction to your newsletter. Create posts in this theme that answer the five Ws: who, what, when, where and why. Routinely include a news story that is directly related to the church or the surrounding community. Here are 5 inspired topics to help improve your church newsletter. Regularly published email newsletters are an effective way for the clergy and other staff members to continuously contribute relevant information that helps keep the congregation and the greater religious community informed about the latest happenings in the church. Through church newsletters, a congregation has the opportunity to better incorporate themselves as more essential contributors to the church. Open and informative communication within an organization always increases participation and encourages involvement.
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