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We’re constantly scouring the web to find the best free stock image websites for your church use. We ranked these sites on the following categories: Sizing, making sure the graphics could be easily sized at 4:3 and 16:9. Editable - we looked at whether the...
We're constantly scouring the web to find the best free video websites for your church use. We ranked these sites on the following categories: sunrise/sunset, landscapes, cross, diverse people, city life, and seamless loops. 1. Pixabay (Score 27 out of 30) In...
We’re constantly scouring the web to find the best free stock image websites for your church use. Be sure to check out of definitive guide to free church media. We ranked these sites on the following categories: Church Life, including scenes of worship and study...
Bookmark this list: The only church graphic guide you'll ever need. Aboundant is constantly scouring the web to help you find the best graphic resources for your church. We took a close look at many of them and ranked the best ones. Here's what we came up with:...
Save this "Images and More" List If you need images for your church website, worship slides, communications materials, and social media, there are several options: Take photos yourself or use ones created by church members. Pay a lot for high-quality images from...
Make these digital ministry tasks a habit New habits change things, whether that habit has to do with an exercise regime, a business goal, or your ministry. "Digital ministry" is a brief phrase that encapsulates all of the tech-related tasks that help you to reach...
Throughout my ministry I've created a lot of free church websites, and they rarely work out for the churches involved. This is one of the main reasons I founded Aboundant. I often get asked about the free solutions that are out there, including Weebly, Wix, and Dreamhost with WordPress, so I make it a point to keep up with the latest trends. There have been a few free church website platforms over the years, but they tend to all fizzle because they never have any type of sustainable business model. Regardless of the platform used, the free church websites that I've seen created--even those I initially set up--tend to fizzle within the first couple of years. Here's why.
Did you know that Google turned 20 this year? For most of us, it's hard to imagine life without the Google.com search engine, Gmail, Google Drive, and any number of the other apps, services and products that Google has developed. Next to the search engine (well,...
With Christmas day fast approaching, churches are looking to add some extra oomph to help promote their worship services. One way to do that is by adding a countdown timer to the service somewhere on your homepage. Some churches choose to use a countdown timer for...
Tabs, toggles, and accordions are three of the several tools that make it easy to do two things: organize your website content, and limit the amount of information on a screen at one time. Let's take a look at how you might use them on your church website. Demo of...
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