Vision on: creating a mission statement for your church
Welcoming branding:forming a corporate identity
Take note: noticeboards
Cathedral to chapel: the church building
Loving Sunday: making the most of the Sunday experience
Getting technical: using OHPs, TVs and PowerPoint
Being creative: notice sheet design
Hold the front page: making your newsletter a must-read
Paper tips: church stationery
The big ones: planning for Christmas and Easter
Football, Eurovision or Pop Idol? Events on the big screen
Being net-savvy: the Internet
Not just for Max Clifford: news stories and press releases
Damage limitation and good publicity: newspaper interviews
Going live: appearing on radio or television
Smile please, you're on camera! Taking pictures
Now It's Your Turn
Appendix: A quick typography lesson

A guide to help bring all aspects of your church's publicity and communication into the 21st century.

'This is a great resource ... Packed with helpful, practical advice that churches will find invaluable.'
Russ Bravo, Editor, 'Inspire'

How sure are you with press releases, PowerPoint and digital printing? Could you develop an exciting church logo? Screen a World Cup match? Make your newsletter a must-read?

In the twenty-first century every church needs to face up to these challenges. Whether it's improving the noticeboard; maximizing the effect of the Sunday experience; or sending the right information to your local paper, Phil Creighton has the answers. Packed with cost-effective tips and advice, this covers every aspect of church communication and will help you move forward with confidence.

Phil Creighton is deputy editor of 'The Baptist Times' and publicity advisor to his church in Reading. He leads seminars and training days on church publicity matters.