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But God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us. Romans 5:8

Good Friday ✝️ 🙌

What is the mission of your church? A recent study conducted by Barna found that the priorities of pastors are split: 72% said sharing the Gospel with non-Christians locally, 58% said local poverty, and 53% replied caring for the elderly and widows. The varied answers reveal another question that divides—something too common today in not only the country, but the church. The mission of the Church requires unity.

Data shows that women make up almost half of the U.S. labor force, with 7 out of 10 mothers currently in the workforce. Yet women (particularly mothers) struggle to receive the support they need to balance their work/family lives. Furthermore, data from Barna reveals that 22% of Christian working mothers are not attending church. That is nearly 1 in 4 Christian moms NOT connected to a local body of believers. How can the church support these mothers? How can your church support these mothers?

Just having a website doesn’t equate to a successful online presence—you must have a way to drive traffic to the site. Blogging not only helps build awareness in your community, but it also builds organic, local traffic to your site. Is your church blogging? If not, you’re missing out on a great opportunity to reach your community.

Is your church truly connecting with your community? More specifically, are you connecting with those new to the area who are searching for connection? It’s easier to achieve than you’d think with ConnectFirst.

Journey The Church in Camarillo, California, has a mission: to love the world one person at a time. One strategic way in which they are seeking to connect with the world is through its newly launched blog. Journey the Church turned to us for content strategy and design, and we’re excited at the opportunity to help them fulfill their mission.

How are you going to reach your community for Christ this year? It’s up to the church to go to them and not expect them to come to us. What deliberate actions will you be taking to do so that you didn’t last year? One should be partnering with d2design for a community-focused content strategy. What is that? Visit our website for more information: www.d2design.com.

Hope Community in Reno, Nevada, takes the role of serving its community seriously. That includes finding ways to connect with them, and we’re excited to announce the church’s newest way of doing so: a new blog! Hope Community partnered with us for the content strategy and design, and we’re excited to play a small part in helping the church bring hope to its community.

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Merry Christmas from the d2design team!