Posted under Church Ideas and Tools :
by Don Chapman via ChurchLeaders.com A few elements to consider when creating your special service on Christmas Eve. I’m a big fan of Christmas Eve. Attendance is generally up at all churches during the Christmas season, as even the most…
Posted under Church Ideas and Tools :
Church Image: How to Communicate What You’re All About “Image is everything,” or so we are told by the advertising industry. And while this may not be true, it is still important for churches to be aware of their perception…
Posted under Church Ideas and Tools :
How does your church plan initiatives that it will accomplish during the ministry year? According to Dave Ferguson, it all begins with hearing from God. [Read More]
Posted under Church Ideas and Tools :
Though you may not know his name I promise you, you know his work. Matthew Carter, commissioned by the Microsoft corporation in the early 1990s, designed the the most commonly used font on the the web, Verdana. The Humanist Sans-Serif…
Posted under Church Ideas and Tools :
Here’s a fun test to perform on yourself to gauge your color acuity. [Read More]
Posted under Church Ideas and Tools :
Drove by a few church signs the other day on my way through town. They got me thinking about how churches communicate. Seriously, church signs fascinate me. Here are 3 simple guidelines I came up with for using church signs…
Posted under New at Outreach :
Keep your eye on Outreach over the next few weeks as we reveal some of the many new books, campaigns, curricula and Christmas church products we have been building to see what all this fuss is about! [Read more]
Posted under Church Ideas and Tools :
It’s easy to stray from your branding, or basic identity, by going overboard choosing fonts that evoke too much personality. Designers need to remember that every element in a good design, not just one fragment, should work to create the desired emotion.
Posted under Church Ideas and Tools :
When I was a kid, it never dawned on me that people designed magazines, newspapers, books or any printed stuff for that matter. I understood someone took a photo or created an illustration (I wasn’t completely oblivious) but the idea…
, here's a fun test to perform on yourself to gauge your color acuity. Reorder the colored swatches to create contiguous blends of color.
Go to: http://xritephoto.com/ph_toolframe.asp){kind=link}
 but the idea of design was foreign){kind=link}