New Generosity Communication E-Book Coming Soon!

Communication // September 23, 2015

What you say (or don’t say) impacts what your people give (or don’t give). There’s a direct correlation between the two. And, if done well, you can increase the generosity of your church by implementing a basic (but strategic) communication plan.

That’s the premise of our new e-book called “Generosity Speaks: Designing Communication to Impact Giving” launching here in just a few short weeks.

generosity speaks, designing communication to impact giving

I’ve teamed up with Kaycee Parker, founder of KP Communications, to write this one. I know you’ll appreciate her insight from 15 years of experience in the communication world – namely the last few as communication director for a mega church in the St. Louis area and now working freelance to support churches across the country.

So what’s in this new resource designed to help you accelerate generosity with solid and intentional communication? Here’s a quick list of wins for you and your church:

  • You’ll discover the often missing link between ministry and generosity (and how to fix it).
  • We’ll explain a bit about why givers give, and how you can reach your givers.
  • We’ll provide practical, step-by-step instructions on how to make sure generosity is not part of an annual sermon series only. (That just doesn’t work.)
  • You’ll get specific (and quickly implementable) ideas on weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual communication strategies to accelerate giving.
  • We’ll explain how to promote and encourage generosity through a variety of communication channels.
  • You’ll receive samples of every type of communication we suggest. (Does it get better than that?!)

If you liked my e-book about giving technology, you’ll like this one too. In just a couple of weeks you’ll be able to download your own free copy. So stay tuned to my blog to make sure you know when it’s available!

UPDATE: this e-book is now available for download!

 

About Rusty Lewis

As a church leader, there’s nothing more frustrating than not having the funding to do what God’s calling you to do. But when you think about trying to address that problem, you feel overwhelmed, you dread the potential pushback from your congregation, and you’re not sure where to turn for help. Over the last 18 years, I’ve helped more than 120 churches close the gap between their current financial reality and what they need to move forward in ministry.

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