SEPA Communication interprets the mission and ministries we share by telling our stories in writing, via web and social media, through video and audio, and other emerging media. We equip communicators in congregations through networking (such as our Facebook page), community, and offering training and consulting for congregational comm teams.
Mission Interpretation provides a number of communications vehicles and services:
SEPA Communications staff and volunteers are available for workshops and presentations for congregation and conference gatherings. Presentations are available on a variety of subjects, including navigating digital culture, creating and managing websites, using Facebook, Twitter and other social media, creating great presentations, and more. For information contact Bob Fisher.
We also Facebook networking groups for Congregational Communicators (anyone who serves in communications ministry, from editing newsletters to designing websites, from maintaining social media presence to A/V and worship tech) and for Congregation Council leaders. These are networking groups that help congregational leaders to ask questions, share resources and learn from each other. For more information contact Bob Fisher.
We also sponsor occasional in-person trainings and meet-ups for communicators.
If you have a story that may be of interest to the local and regional media, or if you receive a call from a reporter and wish advice, contact Bob at 267.323.3743 or via email.
If you have information that you want to distribute to the synod via MinistryLINK.org or an e-newsletter, send the information in writing, at least 4 weeks in advance of when you would like information to be distributed, to us via email. To help you generate your information, please consult these publicity guidelines. If you have a flyer or registration form you’d like us to consider posting on the website, please send it to this address in Adobe Acrobat PDF or Microsoft Word format only.
To be considered for MinistryLink or the website each item must include a summary paragraph written in the format used in our e-newsletters. For examples visit the Archive website.