David Clark
David Clark lives in Bloomington, Indiana, where he works in advertising. He is passionate about creativity, social media, running, and Chipotle.
3 Reasons Why Your Church Needs a Social Media Coordinator
Wednesday June 17, 2020 | David ClarkA good Social Media Coordinator ensures everything sounds and looks the same. They ensure social media isn't an afterthought in your church’s communication strategy—which it should never be. Read more
What to Do When You’re Burning Out in Ministry
Wednesday May 13, 2020 | David ClarkSo, how can you turn the ship around? How can you course correct, and ultimately get to a better place? Here are four tips that you can do to help prevent that burn out. Read more
3 Ways Your Church Can Leverage Facebook Groups
Thursday February 28, 2019 | David ClarkFacebook Groups are a great place to build community. So how can your church leverage Facebook Groups to help your people interact more intentionally? Let's dig into a few ways: Read more
Creating a Strategic Communications Plan
Friday September 14, 2018 | David ClarkCommunication is key in nearly every area of life, and that includes being a ministry leader. So, it should go without saying that some sort of a plan would be necessary to ensure that it’s done well—and that’s why your church needs a Strategic Communications Plan. Oftentimes, churches have staff members in communications or marketing […] Read more
How to Get Your Ministry’s Facebook Group Engaged
Friday September 7, 2018 | David ClarkLast week we talked a lot about the logistics of planning and implementing your ministry’s Facebook group. Before you launch, it’s important to determine the purpose, to define the leaders, and to delegate the work. But what happens next? After you’ve done all of the grunt work upfront and your group is out into the […] Read more
Effectively Using Facebook Groups for Your Ministry
Friday August 31, 2018 | David ClarkIf you’ve spent much time on Facebook, you know that Facebook groups can be a powerful tool for leveraging the convenience of social media with the need for community. But if you’re in any position of church leadership, you also know that something like this can be tricky—and it certainly shouldn’t be done without intentionality […] Read more
Repurposing Your Ministry Content Online
Friday August 24, 2018 | David ClarkA lot of work goes into producing creative content for your church. From graphic designers to video editors to writers, photographers, and other local artists, there’s a great deal of blood, sweat, and tears that generally only see the light of day briefly. That’s such a shame! Wouldn’t it be great if you could get […] Read more
Setting Boundaries for Social Media
Friday August 10, 2018 | David ClarkInstagram recently rolled out a new feature on their app: a handy “you’re all caught up” notification in your feed when you’ve seen all of your new posts. It seems that our apps are giving us nudges to get offline more! Now I’m the biggest social proponent fan out there, but even I am an […] Read more
Using Hashtags to Generate Ministry Conversations
Friday August 3, 2018 | David ClarkHashtags can sometimes be confusing and other times they can be useful. The information we send out from our ministries often reaches the right audience because of effective hashtag usage. In the world we live in today, we are oversaturated with information, which means we have to try to find a way to make our […] Read more
What is the Church’s Role in Teaching Teens About Social Media?
Friday June 29, 2018 | David ClarkMuch can be said about the way social media is used by young people today—and it’s not always favorable. From cyber bullying to catfishing, there is a lot to be wary of, for sure. But it’s not all bad! Especially when it’s used appropriately. So where does the church exist in all of this? How […] Read more
