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EPISODE · Jan 12, 2020 · 34 MIN

EPISODE 224: Using Print Design to Create a Worshipful Atmosphere with Lee Snow and Will Gann (Part Two)

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Today on the show, we’re going continue our series on how to use Print Design to Create a Worshipful Atmosphere We are talking about the printed handout pieces that you use in your Worship Experience. – Should you even use handouts? – What should they look like? What’s on them? – Is less information better? – How do bulletins and handouts help move people to their next step in my Worship Experience. Last week, we talked to Lee Snow from Warm Springs Rd. Church of Christ in Columbus, GA. Lee pastors a church of under 100 people weekly, so I wanted to get his perspective on this. This week, I’m talking with Will Gann, who is the Communications Director at Bayside Community Church in Bradenton, FL. Bayside is a multi-site church averaging over 10,000 people on a weekend, so I want you to see the contrast of how these two churches use print design in their Worship Experiences. SHOW NOTES

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