Case Studies
Case Study: The Church Juice Branding Process
We spent a long time developing Church Juice. From fine tuning our vision to creating the branding, we took intentional steps and made strategic decisions that formed what Church Juice looks like today. Since we want everything we do to be an educational opportunity for you, we've published...
Case Study: ECRC Fun Fest
Elmhurst Christian Reformed Church in Elmhurst, IL, was transitioning to a new building in a new neighborhood. As an outreach initiative, the church wanted to invite people to not only see the new building, but to learn more about the church. ECRC hosted a week of events including ribbon cutting...
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Blog Posts
5 Strategies for Better Communications in 2013
Yes, we’re already a week into 2013, but it’s still not too late to look at your church communications strategy and set some goals for the upcoming year. As you think about the upcoming year, here are five issues I think are good for you to consider.
Be visual. It was a major point of mine...
Top 7 Things You Cared About In 2012
It’s always interesting to look back over the past year to see what posts were the most popular on Church Juice. But instead of just listing the most visited pages based on traffic, I thought it would be fun to group those posts into themes to get a feel for what was on your mind. So here’s...
Creating A Captivating Presentation [Create 2012 Notes]
Jonathan Malm writes and speaks about the creative process. He created and edits ChurchStageDesignIdeas.com and Sunday|Magazine–a free online magazine about the creative side of Sunday mornings at church. Jonathan and his wife live in Dallas, Texas. Captivating Presentations
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The Good and Bad of Stock Photography
There’s plenty of discussion about stock photography. Love it or hate it, searching for the right pictures and spending money for them is a part of most designers’ lives. Whether we’re amateurs or pros in putting together pieces for our communication materials, we need to think about why we’re...
