Put it all in one place so everyone can see what's going on and plan their participation. Seek out wonderful prayers, excerpts from special sermons, brief stories and meditations, children's art, Bible verses and hymn verses, family craft ideas, suggestions for service to others. Any of these ideas can be done in just a little bit of space if your newsletter is cramped as is. Find a brief, minimalist way to lovingly present these special activities and enriching material. For newsletter and Web site content, it's never too early to be thinking about the next church season or special day.
Today is always a good day to prepare a special page devoted to the season.
It's always time to help turn your readers' thoughts toward the season in their hearts, at home, and in church. Color and readability - When preparing your church Web site for a special season, remember to be somewhat restrained. If you want to try red text, make sure it's dark red against a pale background. The same with green, and any other colored text you'd like to try. Try color in some other way, depending on your budget.