Listen "How to Communicate on a Personal Level with Your Church Using Technology with Amy Wilson Payne"
Episode Synopsis
Honest conversations, real connections, and healthy relationships—they’re all hard to get these days, especially at church. That’s because if you want to genuinely communicate with people at church, you must do so at a personal level. And technology, despite all the opinions against it, can actually help you communicate at a personal level with the people at church. Allow our good guest, Amy Wilson Payne, the Discipleship Pastor at Victory Hill, to show you the ‘why’ and ‘how’ of this matter in this episode. It’s time to join the Text In Church crew and Amy Payne in another honest and inspiring episode. You’ll get to hear for yourself the power of technology in communicating with the church family on a personal level. Specifically, this episode highlights the following themes:Why communicating at a personal level at church always mattersThe relationship between technology and church ministriesSystems and processes to help you communicate better through technologyResourcesMost church leaders really struggle to maintain a healthy work-life balance because making ministry calls on the go means you can’t keep your personal cell phone. number private. Talk In Church is an easy-to-use phone system created for churches so you can make and take calls on the go and on your schedule without sharing your personal cell phone number ever again.Text the word, CONNECT, to 816-429-9396 to start your free 60-day trial of Text In Church today to see just how easy it is.Tech in Church PodcastText in Church on FacebookThe Tech In Church Podcast is a Text In Church team production. For more information about this podcast, go to https://podcast.textinchurch.com. For more information on Text in Church, visit https://textinchurch.com.
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