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Church communication

What Happens to the Sabbath Bulletin on Monday?

The Sabbath bulletin does its job beautifully on Sabbath morning. Then everyone goes home, and the announcements, events, and sign-ups inside it go quiet, while the week keeps going. This post looks at the gap between Sabbath morning and the rest of the week, what church communication research says about it, and how a digital bulletin keeps the same information working until the next Sabbath.

June 24, 2026 · 8 min read

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Church communication

The Number One Reason People Miss Church Announcements

People don't miss church announcements because they weren't listening. They hear them. They just can't act in the moment, so the choice slides to later, and the week swallows it. This post looks at the real reason announcements don't stick, what the research says about memory and attention, and how a digital bulletin lets people act the moment they hear, without touching your order of service.

June 24, 2026 · 8 min read

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Church communication

Why the Church Bulletin Still Matters

The bulletin has always been more than a sheet of announcements. It is a weekly rhythm, a shared memory, and a quiet invitation to belong.

June 23, 2026 · 3 min read