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Elevating Thanksgiving Events with Display.Church

By Piotr Pozniak | October 22, 2024

As Thanksgiving approaches, churches can engage their communities through meaningful events. Display.Church offers tools like calendar views, groups widgets, and event alerts to effectively promote and enhance participation in these celebrations.

Spook-Free Celebrations: Planning and Promoting Meaningful Church Alternatives to Halloween

By Piotr Pozniak | October 8, 2024

Explore meaningful alternatives to Halloween for churches, like harvest festivals and prayer nights, while leveraging Display.Church tools to effectively promote and engage your community.

Case Study: New Hope Presbyterian Church’s Success with Display.Church

By Piotr Pozniak | August 25, 2024

New Hope Presbyterian Church in Green Bay, WI, implemented Display.Church to embed their Planning Center Calendar on their website. This solution improved event communication, especially for older members, by eliminating login requirements and offering flexible calendar display options.

Case study: Samuel Breu, PrimiBern Church

By Piotr Pozniak | June 5, 2024

Samuel Breu, Head of Communications and Management Support, at PrimiBern Church in Switzerland is a fan of both Display.Church and PastorsLine. Find out why here.

Case study: Mat Hotho, Hyde Park United Methodist Church

By Piotr Pozniak | April 5, 2024

Introducing Mat Hotho from Hyde Park United Methodist Church in Tampa, FL. Mat thinks Display.Church is the perfect solution for small to medium-sized churches. Display.Church empowers your staff to manage events without website expertise, so event information from your database to easily populate your website

Maximize Your Church’s Easter Impact: 5 Strategies to Boost Attendance and Engagement

By Piotr Pozniak | March 10, 2024

Easter is the most significant event in the Christian calendar, attracting the highest number of online searches about “God” and drawing the largest crowds to church services. As a church leader, you understand the importance of leveraging this opportunity to connect with potential new guests, engage with current visitors, and strengthen relationships with existing members.…

Combine the Power of Google Calendar + the Display.Church Integration to Elevate Your Church’s Visibility and Attendance

By Piotr Pozniak | January 4, 2024

Over time and with its improvements, Google Calendar has become a leader in the digital calendar marketplace. Google calendars are easy to create and maintain. So, having multiple calendars for multiple needs is a simple process. In addition, your Google calendars can be public (for anyone to access) or private (only for staff, for example). This means you can have all your event information in one app. It’s free anyway…but there’s even a nonprofit package

Reducing ‘Noise’ in Church Event Communication to Increase Conversion – Part I

By Piotr Pozniak | November 27, 2023

Church growth is a wonderful thing! Your membership increases; your events multiply; your ministry is thriving. Congratulations! And yet, as everything gets bigger, how do you continue to keep the connections? The goal of churches is for people to move through the discipleship process. Usually, churches meet only one day a week as a whole…

9 Top Display Church website widget designs for October 2023

By Piotr Pozniak | October 12, 2023

Discover how Display.Church can help you optimize your church website event information with calendar views, group widgets, and event alerts. See how our partners are exploring innovative approaches to promoting church events and enhance their online presence. Get inspired!

Embracing the Future: Integrating AI Technology in Modern-Day Churches

By Jason Alexis | July 27, 2023

AI technology is making its way into churches, offering opportunities and challenges. However, there’s a risk of losing the personal touch and ethical concerns about data privacy. Churches should strike a balance by using AI for tasks while maintaining human connection and spiritual guidance. AI can enhance churches’ operations, but it should not replace the core beliefs and values of the church community.