COMMUNICATIONS STRATEGIES:
To connect with your community
To connect with your community
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Thursday, October 12, 2017
9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Maitland Presbyterian Church Register by Friday, September 22nd Cost: $20.00 (includes training, materials, lunch, and snacks) Must Have 20 Participants Registered by Friday
or the Workshop Leaders Will Cancel! 
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This daylong workshop, conducted by communications professionals on the Presbyterian Mission Agency staff,
will give you tips and techniques to better reach your audience. We’ll offer:
will give you tips and techniques to better reach your audience. We’ll offer:
- insights and guidelines on creating a communications plan for your congregation
- the “do’s and don’ts” of media relations
- proven techniques for using social media tools like Facebook and Twitter
- best practices for website design
- tips that will make your communications more effective and help increase your reach.
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Association of Presbyterian
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APCE is an association for those who are serving or have served in educational ministries, as ministers, professional or volunteer educators, or students, in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), the Reformed Church in America, The Presbyterian Church in Canada, the Moravian Church in America, and the Christian Reformed Church in North America. The purpose of the Association of Presbyterian Church Educators, Inc. is to advance educational ministries in the Church and increase the ongoing witness of our faith in the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
APCE:
* encourages professional recognition through certification and/or designation, * provides opportunities for improvement of professional skills, * supports personal enrichment, actively advocates for church education, * serves as a channel to and from denominational structures and * recognizes achievements and innovative contributions of church educators.
APCE:
* encourages professional recognition through certification and/or designation, * provides opportunities for improvement of professional skills, * supports personal enrichment, actively advocates for church education, * serves as a channel to and from denominational structures and * recognizes achievements and innovative contributions of church educators.
