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Reasons for Creating a Like Page on Facebook for Your Church

If you're looking for methods to develop relationships with the men and women in your church and community, here are five reasons Facebook should be the tool for you:

1. Facebook is Totally free. Yes, your church won't be asked to pay a sole penny to start your church fan page. Try comparing that to creating a church website! Custom sites begin at $1200 if you're lucky!

2. Facebook is regarded as to be WORLD'S BEST when it comes to COMMUNICATION. One of the most challenging things is catching the interest of our congregation. As a pastor or minister of the church, you just do not have the luxury of time to grab the telephone and call each member of the church one at a time personally. Having a Facebook fan page allows you to discover the needs of church members, answer some questions, and of course have a group conversation. These are things you probably can't do face-to-face on a regular basis.

3. Create a like page on facebook and start encouraging better social CONNECTION between the men and women and the church. In every ministry, there are members that only attend church once a week or less. Posting regularly on your church Facebook page assists them remain connected and know what's happening on a daily basis.

4. Facebook permits your church to Easily share photographs, articles, videos and the gospel with everyone. There is no denying that men and women love to see shots of themselves. Altough they may complain and whine about it when they see them, they still really like it! Uploading videos to Facebook is very simple and easy. If you have a smart mobile phone with a 3g internet connection, it's as simple as point, click and send. The families at my church love seeing updates from the Children's Minister as he publishes pics of the kids from camp to his Facebook page.

5. A custom facebook page assists build RELATIONSHIPS among the men and women of the church. Members of your church can meet and get acquainted via your church Facebook fan page. For pastors and ministers of the church, Facebook can be used to get to know more men and women as individuals by browsing through posts. Having information about what is going on in the lives of their members can be extremely handy. At church you can caringly mention, "So how's your mother doing after her surgical treatment last week?



Source:By John Miranda,About the Author:



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