The ‘ancient landmarks’ of the Bible are key to the gospel message, however you communicate it, says the director of UMC communications in Africa, Asia and Europe.
Free 30-minute Webinars hosted by United Methodist Communications to share up-to-date and relevant information, resources and tools that will enhance your church's communications ministry.
View the national TV spot which ran on CNN and Headline News the weekend of January 16th. "First response is prayer. Second response is up to all of us."
On January 12, 2010, Haiti was hit by a 7.0 earthquake, the worst in 200 years. As details emerge, we will continue to provide coverage of the church’s response.
To help you connect your church with the national media effort, United Methodist Communications has created Advent resources specifically for use in the local church.
In late September, the first of four powerful typhoons hit the Philippines. At least 1,000 people were killed, and thousands more were displaced. The Council of Bishops has issued an appeal to provide humanitarian relief.
When you pitch your church event to the media, nothing is more important than the press release you send to newspaper editors, news/feature reporters and television producers.
Twitter. Facebook. LinkedIn. Flickr. Ning. Wordpress. Podbean. YouTube. The list of social media tools goes on and on. What are you waiting for? Get connected.
We now offer each local church 5 print and 5 digital subscriptions. Interpreter magazine is provided through the World Service Fund and is a great resource for your church leaders. Renew your subscription today!
"This handbook is an invaluable resource for church leaders, members, and those who are new to the church,” said the Rev. Larry Hollon, chief executive of United Methodist Communications.
Does your church use movies in sermon or Sunday School illustrations? The Church Video License provides legal coverage and permission. Get yours today.
Sharing news is now as easy as recording a video clip and downloading it online via a USB port. Simple and inexpensive, the Flip camera is a perfect tool for ministry.
Covering more than 53,000 air miles, employees of United Methodist Communications recently fanned out across the United States – from California to Pennsylvania.
Now more than ever The United Methodist Church has mouths to feed, refuge to offer, bodies to heal and souls to reach. We may have less to give, but it is important to give as much as we can.
RETHINK your meeting date with one of the best ministry tools available. Enter promo code WEBCAL609 (all caps) at checkout to get $5 off shipping when you prepay. Offer good until Sept. 1.
Tony Blair Faith Foundation's Ruth Turner and United Methodist Church's Larry Hollon talk about the devastating effects of malaria on children and the fact that the disease is wholly preventable.
The new 2009 EcuFilm Spring/Summer eCatalog is now online. EcuFilm features DVD-based resources for small groups in areas such as faith & theology, Bible study, Christian living, youth and children.
The Nashville Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) announces the 2008 Apollo Award winner, the Rev. Larry Hollon, Chief Executive of United Methodist Communications.
Before Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, Pastor Darryl Tate’s hometown, he knew just enough about the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) to get by.
Mike McCurry, a United Methodist Communications board member, says the United Methodist Church can be a model for bringing people from different viewpoints together.
Centered in Christ, committed to excellence, United Methodist Communications informs, inspires and engages the people of The United Methodist Church and the world.
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