Effective Church Communications

The Effective Church Communication ministry from Yvon Prehn provides inspiration, training, and resources to help your church create communications that fully fulfill the Great Commission. It focuses on Bible-based and timeless principles and strategies that work no matter what digital or print channel you use to create your communications. The site has links to many free TEMPLATES and other resources, plus links to free TRAINING VIDEOS, and a RESOURCE LIBRARY for church communicators. 

The Effective Church Communication ministry from Yvon Prehn provides inspiration, training, and resources to help your church create communications that fully fulfill the Great Commission. It focuses on Bible-based and timeless principles and strategies that work no matter what digital or print channel you use to create your communications. The site has links to many free TEMPLATES and other resources, plus links to free TRAINING VIDEOS, and a RESOURCE LIBRARY for church communicators.

Video: Where to find great papers for church communications projects

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In our e-book on 6 Tips to Choose Paper Wisely for Greatest Church Communication Impact, I recommended that you check out your local paper merchant for different kinds of paper that can greatly increase the quality of your church communications. I realized after I did the video that many of you may not have easy access to a local paper merchant and today there are great paper merchant resources online. So I did a some research and found several that I think you'll find useful.

The following video is a tour of 3 of them and shows what you can learn from these sites. An upgrade in paper can make a HUGE difference in the quality of your print communications and I strongly recommend that you consider one, especially when you are planning your holiday communications. Paper choice is one of the fun parts of church communications, so enjoy the video:

Note: For the e-book and PDF on 6 Tips to Choose Paper Wisely for Greatest Church Communication Impact, CLICK HERE.

Based on the wise feedback from one of our readers we corrected a mistake in referring to paper weight choice. We put 60# as a heavier weight than 24#, but 24# bond and 60# offset are the same weight (it has to do with how the parent sheet sizes are measured). To be correct, 28# or 32# are the heavier bond weights. We always appreciate corrections and suggestions!