I feel like I just did this! We finished printing our church's newsletter a little while ago. It seems like it was only last week I was printing and mailing last month's copy. July is a five-Sunday month so I should get a little bit of a break. I have been able to recruit a new newsletter team member, but I will not have them help until next month. This newsletter business can be tough stuff. Newsletter editors sing together: Clip-art and photos, and VBS logosI'm wondering; how much feedback do most church newsletters produce? That is part of my aim, to generate feedback, or to make people want to tell me something. To get there I include, I hope, useful information about our local church and the larger UMC. Also, I think pictures of what we are doing are very important as well, especially for readers who might happen across a copy decades from now. I have not figured out a way to provide a percentage rate, but I do get a few people here and there tell me something about each edition. Recently, people have loved the Blast From the Past special. What about your newsletter?
Birthdays and telling what the choir’ll sing
These are a few of my favorite things.
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