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    CFTROU 0121: Regathering During COVID-19: Student Ministry Sep 29, 2020
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    CFTROU 0121: Regathering During COVID-19: Student Ministry

    Doing life together in community is important to our church family. During the pandemic, there’s an even greater appetite for this, during this season of social distancing. Joining us on this episode are Tyler Core, Pastor to Students and Families, and Garrett Haywood, Minister to Middle School Students. They lead our Student Ministry and join us to discuss our regathering strategy, as it impacts our students and their families. Key Points:
    • The vision behind our new programs and the strategy behind Midweek Mashup. Here’s a link to our YouTube playlist where you can find our latest episodes.
    • How student engagement has fluctuated over the past few years at our church and how our programming strategy has shifted to overcome this.
    • What Tyler and Garrett have learned in this season.
    • How our programming communicates serve opportunities and helping students find their purpose in Jesus.
    • Lessons Garrett and Tyler would like to share with others and carry forward.
    • How they have grown our college ministry.

    Getting people together during the week is hard, but it’s something worth fighting for.
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    We have students who love serving. They go and tell their friends how much fun it is and that creates growth in our ministry.
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    Serving has given our students a real way to engage and it’s made our church feel more welcoming. We truly have a multi-generational hospitality team.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

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    CFTROU 0120: Evangelize in a Crisis: Sam Chan Part 2 Sep 08, 2020
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    CFTROU 0120: Evangelize in a Crisis – Sam Chan – Part 2

    We continue our conversation with Dr. Sam Chan. An expert on visual communication, he also has a PhD in Theology and works as a surgical assistant. In part 1, we talked about evangelism in a post-COVID-19 world. In part 2, Sam weighs in on how to have important conversations about Jesus and conduct your ministry during the pandemic. He compares our current situation of social distancing and separation with the story of Paul and drives home the point of making the most of what you have. There is also discussion of production quality and how concerned churches should be about this, as it pertains to their online productions. He elaborates on this and more facets of how to effectively communicate online. Key Points:
    • Why communication is now more important than ever and why it should be a priority for any church.
    • The importance of making sure a broadcast is of the highest quality possible (in your context).
    • The simple pros and cons of live broadcasts versus recorded media.
    • The use of music for recorded broadcasts and tips on using other pieces of content to enhance your communication.
    • How evangelism has traditionally taken place at events, but how one-on-one evangelism can be more effective.
    • Ways to lighten the mood of online content and how Sam has used blooper reels.
    • Different ways to speak to an audience through video using eye contact, positioning, and framing.
    • Sam’s approach to memorizing notes and the use of a teleprompter.
    • Sam’s simple pieces of advice for all pastors to improve their video sermons.

    Whether we like it or not, online looks like it is going to be here to stay!
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    One of the first things that has to change is that we have to hook people at the start, maybe with a question that they want answered.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on Twitter

    Dr. Sam Chan on Twitter

    Timothy Keller

    The Post-COVID-19 Playbook

    Evangelism in a Skeptical World

    Carly on LinkedIn

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    CFTROU 0119: Evangelize in a Crisis: Sam Chan Part 1 Sep 01, 2020
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    CFTROU 0119: Evangelize in a Crisis: Sam Chan Part 1

    COVID-19 has prompted many churches to pivot to online church. At Family Church, we have built our online presence to offer this as well. We call it Family Church at Home. As we continue to press forward, what will church look like post-COVID-19? On this episode, we speak with Dr. Sam Chan, who is not only a practicing medical doctor, but also has a PhD in Theology from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Sam joins us from Australia. He believes that evangelism is the art of conversation, rather than knowing exactly what to say. In a post-church, post-Christian world, Sam wants us to know how we can keep evangelism on our minds and evangelize to others. Key Points:
    • How COVID-19 has created opportunities for honest and meaningful gospel conversations.
    • Why we should be looking for people who aren’t coping well through the pandemic and why this is important.
    • How this has opened the door for great conversations about Jesus with our kids and families.
    • How COVID-19 has prompted people to realize they don’t have all the answers, making them more open evangelism.
    • How evangelism has traditionally taken place at events, but how one-on-one evangelism can be more effective.
    • Evangelism is the art of conversation and asking questions, rather than knowing what to say.
    • Sam talks about his book, Evangelism in a Skeptical World, and the digital resource he created with City Bible Forum, The Post-COVID-19 Playbook.

    I call it the power of the second question: How are you really doing? People are really happy to talk about their deepest, most true, most dark fears right now.
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    Evangelism is the art of conversation and asking questions rather than what to say.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on Twitter

    Dr. Sam Chan on Twitter

    The Post-COVID-19 Playbook

    Evangelism in a Skeptical World

    Carly on LinkedIn

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    CFTROU 0118: Leading Through COVID-19: Ordinances in a Crisis Aug 25, 2020
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    CFTROU 0118: Leading Through COVID-19: Ordinances in a Crisis

    God has continued to work through this crisis and in today’s discuss we talk specifically about how He has done that through the ordinances. We have continued to take the Lord’s Supper and baptize people. In this episode we discuss how we have navigated through these ordinances online and how they’ve impacted people in the form of personal testimonies and providing encouragement to other believers. Featuring these online has also sparked conversations on how people can take next steps in their faith. Pastors Todd Thomas and Steve Scalici join the conversation. Key Points:
    • How we are doing baptisms during this season.
    • How we navigated taking the Lord’s Supper online.
    • How this has opened the door for great conversations about Jesus with our kids and families.
    • Bringing church into the home opens up doors for deeper conversations.
    • The importance of simply doing something to make a difference.

    Bringing church into people’s homes does open opportunities for conversations with family and friends.
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    One of the purposes of baptisms is that you get to make a public profession of faith.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on Twitter

    Steve Scalici on Twitter

    Todd Thomas on Twitter

    Carly on LinkedIn

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    CFTROU 0117: Leading Through COVID-19: Regathering FC Aug 18, 2020
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    CFTROU 0117: Leading Through COVID-19: Regathering FC

    We recently regathered with our church family this past Sunday. This was our first in-person gathering since March 2020. 10 out of our 12 campuses reopened and on this episode we have representation from several of our neighborhood churches. We talk about how it felt to be back in church wearing masks, how to handle difficult situations, and the how we communicated our guidelines set forth by the CDC and local authorities. Key Points:
    • What it was like to reopen and be in-person for the first time in five months.
    • We talk about our attendance and what it felt like to be in the room.
    • Challenges we observed and our plans to address them.
    • The importance of understanding how our people feel.
    • Worship in our Chapel Services format.
    • How helped our families with kids attend our services.
    • The importance of following guidelines put out by authorities and that this is about putting others ahead of ourselves.

    Our intention is to minimize the potential exposure from COVID-19.
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    I would just encourage church leadership to keep in mind that this is a moment to think about other people – putting others before ourselves.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on Twitter

    Steve Scalici on Twitter

    Todd Thomas on Twitter

    Carly on LinkedIn

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    CFTROU 0116: Leading Through COVID-19: Chapel Services and Beyond Aug 11, 2020
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    CFTROU00 0116: Leading Through COVID-19: Chapel Services and Beyond

    In our last podcast, we discussed our plans for regathering with our church family in-person. Due to inclement weather, we had to postpone our regathering plans until the following weekend, so in this episode we expand on that topic and what we have learned during the coronavirus pandemic. As we were preparing for the possibility of a hurricane to hit South Florida, we felt more equipped than ever to move into crisis communications mode and execute our contingency plan (to worship online through Family Church at Home). With regards to our regathering plans, we have called them our Family Reunion Chapel Services. We simplified the format of our services and have communicated that to our church family, order to manage expectations in a considerate way. We talk about how we are planning to set up our venues, how we have created opportunities for gathering in different spaces, and much more! Key Points:
    • What we are excited about coming up in the next few weeks and months.
    • How we have simplified our gatherings.
    • We discuss our House Rules and what we use them for.
    • How we are setting up our venues and organizing the flow of our services.
    • How we’ve created opportunities for people to get together where they’re comfortable.
    • We talk about strategies to disciple people, specific to where they are.

    At this current time, we just want to check the appetite of our people and how willing they are to gather.
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    God is sovereign and is not knocked off his feet by some virus. Jesus is still the head of His church and the Gospel is still powerful to save. We’re still surrounded by a sea of lost people.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on Twitter

    Aaron Filippone on Twitter

    Carly on LinkedIn

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    CFTROU 0115: Leading Through COVID-19: Family Reunion Chapel Services Jul 31, 2020
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    CFTROU 0115: Leading Through COVID-19: Family Reunion Chapel Services.

    The safest place to do church is Family Church at Home online, but it’s beginning to be time again for people to have the choice to meet together, face-to-face. We, at Family Church, are about to reopen. We have not been open since March 8th, 2020. For five months we have not been back together, in person! So we’ve decided to do something different, different from what we were doing in February and March of this year. We’re starting small, calling them Chapel Services. These small services will have mandatory mask requirements and social distancing seating, with one worship leader and a guitar or piano. For the service we are going to pray together, take the Lord’s supper together, teach the Bible, and then go home. On today’s episode of Church For the Rest of Us, we talk about our new way of approaching church together, the regulations and House Rules we’ve developed and established, and we discuss the fact that people are really at a place of wanting to meet together and how we can facilitate a gathering with resources and more. So stay tuned! Key Points:
    • Why we decided to go with Chapel Services.
    • Derek shares the research findings accumulated while looking at the reopening of churches post COVID-19.
    • How church reopening is being politicized.
    • We discuss our House Rules and how and why we developed them.
    • Why we think marketing the word “safety,” by churches is a mistake.
    • Why we want to meet face-to-face: Spiritually and theologically.
    • Why we used the term Chapel Services and the importance of communicating the change.
    • What we saw when we looked around the country at other churches.

    I think what we are trying to do here, at Family Church, is reset peoples’ expectations, which I think is really wise so we can’t think we are going back to what it was like in February — as our expression of the body of Christ —…
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    The truth is, we just want to give people who are ready and who want to, and opportunity to gather face-to-face, while we also provide high-quality opportunities for people to worship at home.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Family Church Network

    Sharper Conference

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0114: Leading Through COVID-19: Coping through a Crisis Jul 21, 2020
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    Episode 0114: Leading Through COVID-19: Coping Through a Crisis.

    The shifting winds of the coronavirus can be a blow to any pastor leading a ministry. We don’t know which way the winds are blowing and one can easily feel knocked off your pins. Through it all we’ve been challenged to be adaptable, flexible, and agile as we steer through these out of sync times — not only from an organizational point of view but also from a personal point of view as we work hard to keep our mental, emotional, and spiritual energy where it needs to be. Today we’re joined by our engineer Carly Seelman and good friend pastor Aaron Filippone to talk about the coronavirus crisis and how it affects our emotional outcome.

    Key Points:

    • We talk about how our pastors are being affected during the current coronavirus climate.
    • We talk about the different categories to remember with the new structure of church.
    • How planning arcs and decision making at church has changed.
    • How pastors can respond to the difficult feelings during this time: Hobbies, friends, and exercise.
    • Leslee shares what her team is doing to encourage each other as their roles change.
    • The importance of maintaining or building your team during this season.
    • We share some things that excite us: Learning, discovering, and growing during this time.
    • The importance of communicating that as we reopen church is going to be different.

    Everybody should have a team — if you don’t, even during the Coronavirus — you can build a team. Pull together some volunteers — so that you have a team that’s sharing the burden and the vision for what’s happening right now in…
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    One of the best things we can do for ourselves, to encourage ourselves, is to encourage others.
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    @JimmyScroggins advice to other pastors is really good: Lean into other pastors and don’t bear the weight of the burden alone, God has not made us to be in isolation during a time like this.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Family Church Network

    Sharper Conference

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on Twitter

    Carly on LinkedIn

    Aaron Filippone on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0113: Leading Through COVID-19: Creative Path Forward Jul 14, 2020
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    Episode 0113: Leading Through COVID-19: The Creative Path Forward.

    What does it take to still maintain a quality online presence as we plan the process of reopening and launching our Family Reunion phase, post the Coronapocolypse? On today’s episode of Church For The Rest Of Us podcast, we talk to Pastors Christian Ramos and Seth Carter about our approach to making our resources work for both a quality online church experiences as well as a quality in-person experiences for those congregants who choose to come. We discuss steps and strategies to maintain the desired connection for our people, how to create and craft moments for our online church, what changes we plan to make to our weekly work-flows, and more about how we plan to navigate the reopening process. Stay tuned for an insightful conversation with part of our creative team! Key Points:
    • Christian and Seth share their experiences about the restructure of church and their new roles during COVID-19.
    • Why it’s important that we do both online and in-person services with excellence.
    • The importance of connection: How to ensure both services experience a deeper sense of connection.
    • How we are going to rethink Sunday morning experiences and our weekly workflow.
    • How the ‘Why’ behind online services changed and influenced the way we think and plan.
    • We discuss the difference between live-streaming and pre-produced services.

    This season has allowed us to see the power of us doing it together… It’s been really exciting to bring all of our gifts together into a room and develop really powerful creative services alongside one another.
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    It doesn’t matter what type of equipment, what type of lighting setup you have, or anything like that. You can create and craft moments that bring people in — that allows people to really experience what is happening in the room.
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    “We have to remember not to forget about the fact that there will still be people at home worshipping and to think about continuing and bettering your online presence and reject the idea of going back to how it was.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Family Church Network

    Sharper Conference

    Seth Carter on Twitter

    Christian Ramos on Twitter

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on Twitter

    Carly on LinkedIn

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    CFTROU 0112: Leading Through COVID-19: Communications and Branding Jul 07, 2020
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    Episode 0112: Leading Through COVID-19: Communications and Branding

    As we navigate through the coronapocolypse we see that social media, branding, and design have become critical in how we do church. Our Family Church Network Communications Team joins us today. Led by our Communications and Executive Staff Director, Leslee Bennett, we discuss our network communications strategy in having a dual focus as our church prepares to regather while also producing a quality online experience. As our neighborhood churches prepare to regather for our Family Reunions, our online experience, Family Church at Home, is the way many of our people “attend” church each week during the pandemic. Carly Seelman, Communications and Marketing Manager, and Monica O’Connor, Lead Graphic Designer, discuss all things communications today, including tools and strategies that churches of any size can use and implement right now with what they already have.

    Key Points:

    • Understanding the roles and responsibilities of the network communications team.
    • How to work on reopening church while producing a quality online church experience (Family Reunions and Family Church at Home respectively).
    • How digital (social media and our website) has evolved during the pandemic, in both design and utility.
    • Why branding is important — for any size church.

    Branding is so important because ultimately people see your brand before they get to know you and see the things you produce long before they get to know the heart of your church.
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    The coronapocolypse has forced us to shift resources, emphasis, and focus to online and social media.
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    Our social media strategy is based on a strong theological foundation. We are amplifying the message of the gospel and Pastor Jimmy’s teaching each week.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Church Communications

    Church Communications Facebook Group

    Canva

    Pinterest

    FC Brand Manual

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on Twitter

    Carly on LinkedIn

    Monica on LinkedIn

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