Category Archives: perfection

Conforming to the Brand

Posted on March 30, 2011 by Rev. Alison Hyder

Ministry can be a minefield of mishaps, injuries, and misunderstandings. It is easy to take a wrong step and hurt someone’s feelings, or expose a long-buried resentment. A sermon, or even a chance comment, can unleash a chain reaction of … Continue reading →

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Branding Your Ministry – pt 2: No one’s perfect

Posted on March 12, 2011 by Rev. Alison Hyder

Last month’s post dealt with the concept of branding a church so that presents a consistent image that can drive both mission and publicity. Conversely, you could say that a strong mission identity can mold all aspects of the ministry … Continue reading →

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