I was recently asked by Cynthia Ware from the Center for Church Communications to be a part of a small group of creative individuals across the country to help support and promote ministry comm professionals. I am excited about this opportunity to help those who are spreading the gospel through creative means.
Many companies (churches and ministries included) are anxious to build a great website, but have not thought about strategy. They have grandiose ideas about what their website will look like, but they have not thought about the purpose behind the website.
I don’t market myself as a logo or postcard designer. I try to stick to websites. But when my church (West Salem Foursquare) asked me to design this logo and postcard I was more than happy. This is for a young adult group that is going to start meeting this year.
Since we bought our new home in October, I have been working from my home office a lot more (as opposed to local coffee shops). There are some great benefits to working from home. Here are a few items that made the transition easy for me:
I completed this website over 5 days right before Christmas. The site is for a prayer campaign being run by the Foursquare church during 2010. Some of the main features of the site are:
