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9 Status Updates to Drive Engagement on Your Church Facebook Wall

Imagine a friend that just constantly talking about themselves and never stopped to engage in a dialogue. Is your church acting like that on your Facebook wall because all you ever do is advertise the next upcoming event or service that’s going on?  How are you leveraging this social media to actually engage in conversation with your people? Social media is a dialogue with your community  Here are some questions to help stir some conversation with your people.

  • How would you describe our church in 3 words or less?
  • If you had the opportunity to get a message across to large group of people … What would you say?
  • What would you do differently if you knew no one would judge you?
  • What have you done in the last month that is worth remembering? We’d love to hear about it!
  • Tell us about something simple a loved one has done recently to show you they care. Spread the love!
  • When was the last time you tried something new? Tell us about it!
  • What’s one word to describe today’s church service?
  • If a friend asked you to describe faith in less than 2 sentences … what would you say?
  • What brings you joy?
  • Daring Bonus: What’s one thing we need to change at our church to help us reach your friends who don’t attend church?

I’d love to hear your great dialogue starters from Facebook! Leave them in the comments!


3 Comments

    1. Dan!

      Thanks so much for dropping by. Appreciate you commenting as well!

      70% of your people are engaged in social media regularly …. great for you jumping in and looking to reach out to them!

      We’re launching a coaching system for Pastors looking for help with Social Media in April. Drop by this page to learn more and to be first in line to learn about it:
      http://unseminary.wpengine.com/go/social-media-for-pastors-101/

      Did you use any of those statuses? How did it go? I’d love to hear about it.

      Rich

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Rich Birch
Rich Birch is one of the early multi-site church pioneers in North America. He led the charge in helping The Meeting House in Toronto to become the leading multi-site church in Canada with over 5,000+ people in 18 locations. In addition, he served on the leadership team of Connexus Church in Ontario, a North Point Community Church Strategic Partner. He has also been a part of the lead team at Liquid Church - a 5 location multisite church serving the Manhattan facing suburbs of New Jersey. Liquid is known for it’s innovative approach to outreach and community impact. Rich is passionate about helping churches reach more people, more quickly through excellent execution.His latest book Church Growth Flywheel: 5 Practical Systems to Drive Growth at Your Church is an Amazon bestseller and is design to help your church reach more people in your community.