On September 9, 2021 at 10am US-ET (UTC -4), I will be presenting a webinar for EMDC called “How to Tell Dangerous Stories.” This webinar explains ways that organizations can safely share stories of impact from places with security challenges.
For more than 20 years, I have served missions in communications. Over that time, I discovered that the job of a missions communicator is more than just getting stories of missions out or making materials to promote a mission organization’s vision and programs. An essential part of our work also fits into WEA Global Member Care Network Coordinator Harry Hoffman’s category of “people helpers” – a group Harry explains is an untapped ocean of resources to care for staff in the missions community.
Missio Nexus has invited me to coordinate two upcoming webinars aimed at growing the knowledge and skills of mission agency staff engaged in communications and marketing. These are free to anyone that is a Missio Nexus member or part of a Missio Nexus member organization. The first is on March 23 and the second is on April 6.
The Essentials for Fundraising and Development book is a a collection of best practices, ideas, and strategies provided by 10 ministry fundraising experts. Le Motif came alongside Missio Nexus to provide substantive editing services for this new resource.
The content from May 2020’s webinar and July 2020’s e-course is now in an e-book! If you are a part of a ministry network and want to learn how you can more effectively share the story of your network and its cause, this e-book will be a valuable tool for you.
A couple of months ago I did a workshop-styled webinar through visionSynergy called Telling Your Network Story. I have taken what I developed for the webinar and created a free e-course on the same topic. The course will run from 20 July to 21 August 2020.
On Tuesday, 12 May 2020 at 9am (GMT -4) I will present a 2-hour workshop-style webinar on how ministry networks can tell their story. Anyone working as part of a ministry network is invited to attend.
What difference does working together make? Does it even matter? Those are some of the questions explored in the latest issue of Evangelical Missions Quarterly.