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The Power of Connection
ICPC Region 2 2014 RTS Session 9Information Technology (IT) and the chaplain:A look at Twitter, Face Book, and Web Sites.Mike Vermace, Ed Hoffman, Mike Dismore
A website works for you• A website is like having a
street address. It says: – Where we are– Who we are– What we have to offer you
• Open 24/7 and always available.
• Is able to provide information to people who are in need when you’re not available.
Shares your culture• Your website should reflect and
explain your culture. • People should be able to go to your
website and instantly recognize you and what you do.
• Creates a welcoming and friendly presence before meeting in person.
Connects you to people• Keeps people updated with what’s going on.• Allows people to find you and contact you.• Reach a few or thousands with newsletters & emails.• Share success stories and inspire people.
A website is a major resource
• Provides downloadable documentation to people who are in need.
• Has the ability to securely receive donations and create fundraisers.
• Links chaplains to other chaplains and chaplaincies, to other agencies and departments.
How to use your website• Keep content fresh and updated
weekly or at a minimum monthly.– Blog– News– Events– Video or audio
• Keep everything clean and neat so things are easy to find. Clutter will turn people away.
A comprehensive and customizable website is a strategic tool to help you build and maintain your chaplaincy and communicate what’s important for your chaplaincy and community.
Customizable Designs
Social Networking Integration
Newly Designed Media Center
Event Registration
Search Engine Optimization
Online Giving
REPORT
Unlimited Pages
BlastBox Communication Engine
Full Mobile Device Functionality
Excellent Customer Service
Sample Chaplain Sites
Conclusion
• Church Web Works has an amazing resource that can meet your website needs.
• Free 30 Day Trial• Chaplain special $19.95 / mo
