Giving Company is pleased to announce it has signed a letter of intent to acquire another well-known digital content brand, Church Fuel. An Atlanta-based company, Church Fuel provides online memberships for local churches throughout the country, equipping pastors and church leaders with real-world training and resources that produce eternal impact on their communities.
ChurchSpring, the premier church website builder, is excited to announce the launch of its newest feature, Groups.
Austin Gardner and his team will continue their current life-on-life ministries from a new online platform. Today, we are excited to announce the launch of Alignment Ministries. Alignment Ministries is the center of all our services including: “Society of Mentors” which is a Biblical mentorship for church leaders and Christian missionaries, “Ministry Investments” which allows you easily invest in missionaries overseas, and “From Austin’s Pen” where Austin shares articles based on his 50 years of experience in Ministry and Biblical Preaching.
Child Evangelism Fellowship is an international, nonprofit, Christian ministry that has been teaching the Bible to children since 1937. CEF has 400 offices in the USA and is organized in most nations of the world, with over 3,700 paid staff and hundreds of thousands of volunteers. In its last ministry year, CEF ministered to over 16 million children in its teaching ministries, the majority of which is face-to-face.
Faith-based marketing agency Infinity Concepts has recently partnered with Leo McDonald and Kingdom Werdz.
McDonald and Kingdom Werdz will serve Infinity Concepts clients by helping them grow their digital presence through social media, display ads, email, newsletters, programmatic or traditional website ads, mobile advertising, mobile messaging, and online chat.
“There have been so many great advances in the digital world,” McDonald said. “I’m very excited to join an agency like Infinity Concepts that aligns with my faith, serving ministries and nonprofits with the expertise the Lord has developed throughout my career.”
McDonald served 16 years with Meredith Corporation, publisher of Better Homes and Gardens, Ladies’ Home Journal, and Family Circle, among other lifestyle-branded publications, as national sales director. He worked eight years with Mission Advertising Group as vice president of sales and marketing and as president, and two years with BN Media as vice president of sales.
“I’ve always been an audience builder,” McDonald said, “whether it was women’s audiences at Meredith or helping advertisers talk with the Christian consumer market or pastors, this has been my passion. Now I have the opportunity to offer my years of sales, marketing, and advertising experience to help nonprofits and ministries intent on carrying out biblical initiatives.”
McDonald is excited to help connect the right audiences with ministries and nonprofits to begin a lifetime bond. “That could be a shopper finding the right study Bible that she treasures for years to come or a student choosing a college that changes the trajectory of his life,” he said. “It’s all about connections.”
“Leo McDonald has been a friend and colleague for many years,” said Mark Dreistadt, founder and president of Infinity Concepts. “He is someone we respect and value personally and professionally. Leo and Kingdom Werdz is the perfect partner for Infinity Concepts as we focus on growing our INSPIRE digital marketing initiative.”
Infinity Concepts is an award-winning integrated brand communications agency that partners with local, national and international clients to help them connect with the Christian community and faith-based audience.
(SOURCE: Infinity Concepts)
The CT Book Awards will be announced in December at ChristianityToday.com.
The Illinois Family Institute is issuing this public statement to urge Governor J.B. Pritzker and Attorney General Kwame Raoul to prepare to ensure the safety of churches and pro-life pregnancy care centers in Illinois.
Nations Church, the nearly one-year-old church plant in Central Florida hit the streets of Orlando over Easter weekend for a city-wide evangelism campaign.
Ukrainian refugees lodging at evangelical churches across Eastern Europe are reporting atrocities scarring psyches, crucial needs for water and food, and desperate attempts to escape the war zone by car and foot.
