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DSU blasted the Falcons Montevallo 11-1 on Friday and had a good day on Saturday by winning the first game 7-1 and the second game 9-8 to improve its record to 3-0.
In Friday's season opener, the Statesmen opened the year swinging the bats by winning 11-1. Trailing 1-0, Delta State got the offense going in the bottom of the first. Ben Kingsley, Tyler Aldridge and Carlos Leal each stroked RBI-singles to key four-run inning, giving the Statesmen at 4-1 lead.
The Statesmen added to their lead as they scored three more runs in the fifth, three in the seventh and a run in the eighth.
The Statesmen's pitching was also great as it held Montevallo to just six hits.
DSU starting pitcher Jordan Moore, who gave up a run and two hits in the first, gave up just one more hit in his last three innings of work. Moore earned the win as he gave up three hits with four strikeouts and just one walk in four innings of work.
The Statesmen also got some great relief work out of the bullpen. Michael Manley struck out five and gave up just one walk and three hits in four shutout innings of work, while Trevor Blocker walked a batter in a scoreless innings of work.
At the plate, Aldridge tagged three hits and drove in a run to lead DSU, followed by Jordan Chovanec with two hits including a triple with a RBI and a run scored, Jami Rachal with two hits including a triple with two RBIs and two runs scored, Josh Crowdus with two hits including a double, a RBI and a run scored, Leal with a hit, two RBIs and two runs and Michael Vinson with two hits including a double with two runs.
In Saturday's doubleheader, the first game was started at 1-1 heading into the bottom of the eighth inning. In the frame, the Statesmen stroked three hits took advantage of three walks, a hit batter, a wild pitch and an error as they scored six runs in the frame to take a 7-1 lead going into the ninth inning.
DSU's Taylor Stark ended up pitching a scoreless in the top of the ninth to secure the victory for the Statesmen.
Ricky Winters earned the win in relief by giving up just one hits and a walk in two scoreless innings of work. Josh Branstetter started for DSU and pitched six innings of one run baseball. He gave up four hits with a walk and four strikeouts.
At the plate, Rachal led the Statesmen with two hits, a RBI and a run scored, followed by Chovanec with two hits and Leal with a hit, a run scored and two RBI.
In the final game of the series, both teams came out swinging the sticks as the Statesmen tagged 15 hits and the Falcons stroked 14 hits.
Delta State held a 6-2 lead going into the top of the seventh. In that frame the Falcons got things going as they scored six runs to take an 8-6 lead.
Both teams went scoreless in the eighth. The Statesmen defense remained strong in the top of the ninth as they Falcons threatened to score but with one out on the board, Montevallo's Andrew Hill popped into an unassisted double play to end the inning.
Trailing by 8-6 going into the bottom of the ninth the Statesmen needed something to happen and they got it when Carlos Leal singled down the right field line to reach first base. Chovanec followed with a bunt single and Tyler Aldridge singled with a bunt that got through to load the bases.
The Statesmen scored their first run of the inning when Sam Kidd hit an RBI single to score Leal for an 8-7 game. Brent Langston followed Kidd's single win one of his own to score Chovanec to tie the game at 8-8.
Vinson was next to bat and he did not disappoint when he singled to right-center to bring in Aldridge for the game winning run to close out the tightly contested game with a 9-8 victory.
In the final inning, Delta State scored three runs on six hits.
Garrett Pickens (1-0) claimed the victory after working two scoreless innings of relief for the Statesmen. Cody McGill worked 2.2 innings, giving up five runs on five hits, while Travis Northern tossed a third of an inning and allowed one run on three hits.
Jake Christensen (0-1) took the loss after allowing three runs on seven hits in three innings of work. UM starter Josh Clemen pitched six innings and gave up six runs on eight hits, but did not factor in the decision.
Taylor Stark led the Statesmen with three hits in the win, while Ben Pickard finished the game 2-for-3 with a two-run home run and three RBIs. Kidd also finished with two RBIs.
UM had seven hitters collect two hits with Willoughby leading the way with three RBIs.
DSU will travel to the University of Arkansas-Monticello on Wednesday. First pitch is set for 1 p.m. at Boll Weevil Field. DSU returns to Ferriss Field next Friday and Saturday for a three


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Neil Patrick Harris will take on the Oscar hosting duties this year. The entertainer has previously hosted the Emmy Awards and the Tony Awards.
So with Harris tabbed to host, what other celebrities would make a good Oscars host?
Here's a list of people that we'd like to see hosting the big event next year ...
No. 5: Seth Rogen
When it was clear that Ricky Gervais wasn't going to go for broke (as promised) at the 2012 Golden Globes, several presenters and winners stepped up.
Among them was comedy actor Seth Rogen, who presented an award with the stunning Kate Beckinsale, who is every bit as fetching in an evening gown as she is in skin-tight leather as the drop-dead gorgeous vampire Selena in three of the four "Underworld" movies.
Whether Rogen what thinking of Beckinsale in her dress or in "Underworld," there was something apparently stirring within, as he shamelessly delivered an off-color remark about a certain part of his anatomy reacting to his co-presenter.
Self-deprecating humor is always welcome, and Rogen is a master at delivering it. A gifted comedian (and writer -- he co-penned "50/50"), Rogen is the sort of comedian the Academy needs to think quick on his feet. The Academy needs to give him a shot -- and not censor him.
No. 4: Kristen Wiig & Melissa McCarthy
Now that both comedy superstars have been legitimized by the Oscars for their talents on "Bridesmaids" -- Kristen Wiig (along with co-writer Annie Mumalo) nabbed a Best Original Screenplay Oscar nom and Melissa McCarthy more than earned a Best Supporting Actress mention -- the Academy needs to consider them as co-hosts for the big event.
You have to remember, both Wiig and McCarthy are alums of Los Angeles' famed Groundlings improvisational troupe and have the ability to keep things lively without missing a beat.
And of course, it doesn't hurt that Wiig and McCarthy are continually hailed for their comedy work, since Oscar hosts should always have a sense of humor.
If anything, giving them a shot -- as soon as next year -- will give the Academy a chance to make up for one of its biggest flubs in history: the snub of "Bridesmaids" in this year's Best Picture race.
No. 3: Eddie Murphy
True, actor Eddie Murphy bailed on previous hosting duties, but they'd be foolish not to consider the comedy actor for a future hosting gig.
While several of Murphy's movies have flopped over the years people tend to forget how funny of stand-up comedian Murphy is, or at least, was. Plus, as a sketch comedian, he was brilliant on "Saturday Night Live."
Murphy was an excellent choice as a host who could think quick on his feet if the moment presented itself; a quality totally lacking in 2011's hosts, Anne Hathaway (although she tried her best) and James Franco (who did not).
Funny bone aside, Murphy would also bring a wild card to the table called unpredictability. He can also be very opinionated, and proved it on the Oscar stage in 1988 when he chided the Academy for its lack of black nominees.
No. 2: Jack Nicholson
If you're going to ever leave to chance letting a straight-up actor take hosting duties again after the James Franco-Anne Hathaway debacle, then turn the podium over to Jack Nicholson for the evening.
For one, he's used to being on stage, with three Oscar wins, and he's been featured in an endless amount of cutaways whenever he attends. There's a reason for that, of course. The man is Hollywood cool. If anybody else but Nicholson wore his shades to the Oscars, they'd be lambasted. But when Jack does it, he commands your respect. The guy is larger than life.
Of course, you'd have to let Jack be Jack for a totally successful gig.
That means allowing the guy to let loose with his obscenities. With maybe the exception of Samuel L. Jackson, no living actor has a greater command on the F-bomb than Jack. There would be a lot of bleeping, of course, but the television viewers would get it.
No. 1: Ricky Gervais
Let's be honest, Ricky Gervais was a flop of epic proportions in his third and presumably final Golden Globes hosting gig a few years ago, but that doesn't make the man any less funny overall.
As much as the Golden Globes thinks it influences the Oscars, they still are small potatoes to the Motion Picture Academy -- which needs its Golden Boy to be a bit tarnished for going all high-art on us year after year with unexplainable nominations that wreak of a "we're smarter than you" attitude.
And who better to throw the dirt the statuette's way than the master mudslinger Gervais?
Of course, the Academy would know going in that they'd have a live-wire on their hands with Gervais, and as much as they'd try to muzzle his thoughts on over-privileged actors and the hypocrisies of Hollywood, he'd presumably do what he pleases.
The beauty is, he'd bring in big ratings, which is exactly what the Oscars need. And if Ricky is a winner (how could he NOT be?), the Academy would be forced to bring him back.
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As important as it is to bring a nutritious lunch to work, it is equally vital to take a step away from your desk to take a mental break. Most work places contractually allow an hour for lunch however recent studies suggest that one in four people are too busy to take a break for lunch, one in three eat lunch at their desk and the average person takes less than 20 minutes each day for lunch away from their desk (Gandhi, 2012). Many people work through lunch in order to save time and avoid working late however it rarely works to their benefit.
If you don't take a lunch break you may want to reconsider after reading this post because there are definite health and productivity advantages in doing so. Of course, to a degree, the need for breaks definitely depends on the demands of your job. The more intense and demanding your job, the more necessary it is to take breaks.
Taking a lunch break and nourishing the brain with food and fresh air will not only boost your mood and leave you feeling refreshed thus increasing your afternoon productivity levels it will also help you maintain your weight. If you habitually eat while you're working or at your desk, elevated stress levels lead to increase cortisol, which leads to fat accumulation in the body. There is also more of a chance you will overeat, because the distractions from work cause you not to realise that you're full until you've over eaten (Gandhi, 2012).
Making a conscious effort to take a lunch break improves your productivity as it energises and refocuses you. It also encourages you to work more effectively as you are working towards a short term reward. It will also leave you feeling happier and less prone to mood swings, therefore being a more pleasant and motivated employee. Many workers worry about what their boss and co-workers will think if they take a break. You will need to get over this and allow yourself to detach psychologically as well as physically. If you are so stressed out that you are worried about work the entire time you are taking a lunch break, there won't be any benefit. So as hard as it is to let go of the stress and get over about what others will think, it will be well worth it and you will be pleasantly surprised at your mood lift and increased productivity.
Once you master the art of taking a decent lunch break we dare you to step it up a notch and boost your endorphin's by taking an express gym class or going for a power walk in a nearby park. Many gyms offer express thirty minute classes at lunch or gather some workmates or friends that work in the same area to do a thirty minute power walk.
So take the plunge of getting into a regular habit of taking a lunch break. Even if it means taking fifteen minutes more than you usually do to step outside for some fresh air. Fifteen minutes is better than nothing.
Make taking a lunch break a New Years resolution. Go on we dare you. You will be surprised at how your productivity and mood increases. We'd love to hear your feedback, tips and experiences of how taking a lunch break benefits you.
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Wine is the most sensual of sips. To fully appreciate any wine, we use four of our five senses: to look at its color and depth of hue, sniff its aromas, taste its flavors and feel its texture. (I bet that a big reason behind popping corks, clinking glasses and burbling conversation is to fill in the fifth sense of hearing.)
As I write this, I have alongside a glass of an admittedly superlative (it's $250 a bottle), massively sensual wine, the 2010 Joseph Drouhin Clos de Vougeot, a French red Burgundy made of pinot noir. I'll use it to take us on a tour of the senses.
Seeing wine: The best way to get a good look at a glass of wine is to hold it by its stem and to look down through the bowl at the wine's color.
The depth of color can indicate how much a wine promises in intensity of both aroma and taste. Its hue may also speak its age: with white wines, from youthful green-tinged straw to older tawny golds; with reds, from early magenta to the brick reds of maturity.
With pinot noir, such as this Vougeot, it's always surprising how faint of color it can be. Despite that this wine is a lofty grand cru of Burgundy, it sports barely enough pigment to darken it into carmine red. The surprise comes when you take a good sniff of it, and this limpid, diaphanous wine transports nearly all the perfumes of nature.
Smelling wine: The sense of smell is crucial to taste; no smell, no taste, as when you get a "code in your node." Smell largely accounts for wine tasting so good.
Smell is the strongest and most primitive of our senses. Its power is such that the mere mention of certain words — "roasting turkey," for example, or "orange peel" — triggers these smells though the objects aren't anywhere around.
Solid, strong draughts of this Drouhin Vougeot — I sniff deeply for five or six seconds — shows where this wine plays strongest with a sense. Its aromas fairly jump from the glass, first as scents of fruits such as dark cherries or (yes!) those forest raspberries carefully plucked from a briar bush, then whispers of wet seasoned wood, moist black earth and "dark" smells such as smoke and coffee, and then longer on in the sniff's last moments there are wisps of herb and vanilla.
A good Vougeot is always richly perfumed, as is this one, but in an insinuating way; it never blares, though the scent is strong. Often, red Burgundy so captivates that it's a knotty decision to pull it away from the nose to take a taste.
Tasting wine: A sip of wine and then a thorough slosh of it around the mouth allow our hundreds of taste receptors to do their jobs.
Tastes ought to confirm what you've already smelled and, consequently, might cover an enormous range of flavors. Remember, most of what you taste is, in fact, what you've already smelled, now in the ingestion seconded by the rear nasal cavity.
In this Vougeot, no sugar remains after fermentation, though the fruit is "sweet," juicing the palate and swaddling the tongue in flavor. It is that same panoply already smelled, all along the flavors of bright and dark.
As for the major tastes of acid, sweetness and bitterness, wines are either sweet with sugar, a little sweet or "dry" (not sweet). They're framed by tangy acidity (or not). Tannins, the astringent feeling you get with many red wines, as if a tea bag had been steeped in them for too long, can be harsh, chewy, soft or barely present.
Tannins taste a bit bitter, in the way that the skin inside a walnut shell tastes (and feels); it's a pleasant bitterness, a taste that "closes" the other tastes.
Feeling wine: It may seem strange to say so, but wine is a very tactile beverage. For example, wine's acidity gives it a "frame" or an edge. The opposite of acidity also is a feeling: A wine that is flat or dull.
Alcohol, extract, sugar or glycerol, in varying degrees, can make a wine plump, viscous or round, or thin, weak or ephemeral. Tannins give a wine grip and aggression, or puffiness or chalkiness. Those are tactile sensations.
The tongue is like a scale when it drinks. It "weighs" wine. Some wines come flitting through the mouth like a stream of spilled poppy seeds. Others roll through, as big and important as Schwarzeneggers.
This 2010 Joseph Drouhin Clos de Vougeot is perfect pinot noir; for a wine of this caliber, that is its point. But it's especially perfect pinot noir from Vougeot: an electric poise between both power and finesse. Power: persistence of aroma and flavor, waves of fruit. Finesse: cuddling tannins, a voluptuous, silken texture.
The wine is young, a bit raw, its finish after a swallow slightly grating. But that is as it should be at this stage. Like a prodigal child, that gangling annoyance also is its promise.
If your wine store does not carry these wines, ask for one similar in style and price.
Bill St John has been writing and teaching about wine for more than 40 years.
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Barry was born on June 13, 1952, in Cleveland, the son of Sam Rufus Pitts and Nell Jones Pitts. He graduated in 1974 from Mississippi State University, earning his Bachelor of Accountancy and was also a member Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. Barry began his career working as a CPA for Exxon Corporation and later served as a financial services broker for numerous financial firms. Most recently, he served as an International Economic Consultant for USAID in Kiev, Ukraine and other Eastern European countries for over 10 years. In 2009, he returned to Jackson, Mississippi.
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I get asked a lot about the Online Church Facebook page and how it grew to more than 250,000 page likes in less than two years. People often expect one secret sauce solution. That simply does not exist. This page grew through experimentation, systematization and plain old hard work. Over the first two years of the Online Church page's existence, we have failed at many experiments and succeeded in just a few. However, those few successful efforts have been tremendous for our growth. Here are our three success points:
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We post approximately four to six times each day. Many people suggest this is too frequent, but the reality is that Facebook users rarely go to your actual page. They interact with your posts in their newsfeed, and they likely only see about 10 percent of the posts you make. This means that if we post four to six times each day, the average user will see just one of our posts every other day. Doesn't seem like too much to me, and our Facebook community has yet to complain. By the way, we schedule out most of our posts through Facebook's scheduling feature so that we don't have to manually post with this regularity. We monitor the page closely and always strive to constantly engage with our audience.
2. Post variety. We have a posting formula, which helps create a balance of posts focused on inspiration, conversation and information. Most churches want to get straight to the information and let people know about their events and activities. We've found that the more we offer inspirational and conversational posts, the more effective our information becomes. We try to add even more variety by posting these three different styles using multiple formats, such as text, images and videos.
3. Consider paid ads. You don't have to, but I think paid ads are a great tool to reach more people. For the Online Church Facebook page, we spend about $5 per day on ads, and the exponential growth these have fueled has been well worth the cost.
On our way to finding these success points, we've made dozens of mistakes. As we now look ahead to the milestone of 500,000 likes, I'm sure we'll try dozens more experiments that will fail. At the same time, I believe that through those experiments we will find two or three more things to add to this list. We plan to keep experimenting, keep tweaking our systems and keep working hard as there are more than a billion active users on this network that need to hear about Jesus and engage in community.
Nils Smith is the author of Social Media Guide for Ministry and web pastor at Community Bible Church in San Antonio, Texas, where he helped to launch OnlineChurch.com. He blogs regularly and is passionate about serving the local and global church using technology in ministry.
All articles excerpted and adapted with permission from the website ChurchMarketingSucks.com
Chuck E. Church Mouse at a Church Near You!
Recently I was part of a team that used a store mascot to do some local marketing. We visited a family carnival night at a local elementary school. The evening was a massive success. In fact, I even overheard a few kids talking about when the bear mascot had refereed their hockey game a few months ago.
It reinforced an idea I've been thinking about for a while. Why don't children's ministries in church use some kind of mascot to connect with kids? I know how much my own kids love going to Chuck E. Cheese and singing and dancing with Chuck E. the mouse. Most kids really enjoy interacting with an over-sized animal. I think churches need to get on board with this and use it as a way to get kids excited about church each week.
Now obviously, I'm not proposing that we eliminate Jesus as the hero, or that we replace Him with some critter costume. But couldn't we at least use a mascot to get kids excited about Jesus? Why not use something larger than life to teach kids about the one who truly is larger than life? My instinct and experience tells me that our kids would go nuts over this kind of thing. Something about fantasy hooks the attention of kids.
I do have one fear, though: that churches might start creating really cheesy Bible mascots. Let's meet kids where they're at and connect a non-Bible character with Bible characters—and teach biblical truths that are eternally significant.
Brenton Balvin is a writer, blogger and speaker passionate about helping churches create great ideas and first impressions.
All articles excerpted and adapted with permission from the website ChurchMarketingSucks.com
Recently, I got a question from a church leader asking if I thought he should get his church on Twitter even if he could only post once a week. My advice if you're considering getting involved in social media: Start small and build up. If you have time for one tweet a week, great! Just make sure to build time in your schedule to make that tweet appointment.
Most people actually have much more time than they realize. If engaging in social media is a priority (which it should be), try to carve out just five minutes a day to build a strategy. You'll be surprised at what you can do in those few moments.
Build small. Build simple. Be consistent. Scale as you're able.
Justin Wise is a writer, blogger and executive director of the Center for Church Communication.
All articles excerpted and adapted with permission from the website ChurchMarketingSucks.com
Want to create something viral? Create something real.
My church recently held a creative worship night. It was filled with dancing, music, painting and other artsy things I usually don't enjoy. But one particular piece got my attention.
As the Gungor song "Beautiful Things" played through the sound system, people emerged from backstage carrying handwritten stories written, typed out, painted, scrawled, etc., on poster boards:
"I was going to get life without parole, but God intervened."
"I struggled with feelings of inferiority, but God loves me so much."
They were well-crafted stories. I assumed the people carrying these poster boards had found the stories on the Internet and just "copied and pasted."
But as more people emerged, I saw people I knew who were carrying stories that sounded remarkably familiar. Wait! These are actually their stories! The emotion was real. They were baring their souls. Tears welled up in my eyes.
After the program ended, something bubbled inside me. I had to tell people about this. I struck up conversations with everyone I passed about those amazing stories: Could you believe they were real?
That night went viral for me.
Hollywood blockbusters can't compete with that. Their special effects and perfectly crafted stories don't go viral. Videos shot on webcams that reflect honesty and truth go viral.
We live in an increasingly phony world filled with Photoshopped images and special effects. People are cleverer at faking things. And we spend a lot of emotional energy trying to separate the fake from the real. Look at the comment stream below a viral video or incredible photo: "Photoshopped!" "This is so fake." "Actors."
People are trying to find truth.
So while we're spending more money in churches, mimicking Hollywood blockbusters, let's never forget that the greatest thing we can do is tell a true story. True stories go viral. Openness and honesty go viral. We have a viral message—the gospel. Let's present it as honestly as possible.
Jonathan Malm writes and speaks about the creative process, especially for churches. He blogs about creativity at JonathanMalm.com and ChurchStageDesignIdeas.com.
All articles excerpted and adapted with permission from the website ChurchMarketingSucks.com
If the majority of your community couldn't care less about church (see above), then how can you attract those people in a compelling way? Here are some first steps.
1) Identify people groups in your community based on their passions.What do they want to pour their time into when they get home from work? Get a diverse group of people in your church to brainstorm and answer this question.
2) Who can your church most effectively reach? Let's be realistic. You can't reach all of these groups. The way you reach Harley-Davidson fans is typically different from the way you reach gardeners. Your church is uniquely equipped to reach some of these groups very effectively.
Note: Many churches have tried steps one and two, and then built outreach events accordingly. That's why we often see church softball leagues, motorcycle rallies and Super Bowl parties. These activities are good, but they don't usually speak to people at a deeply emotional level. That's why step three is so important.
3) Learn what keeps these people up at night. What are those deeper emotions that drive people to obsess over their motorcycle, climbing a corporate ladder, or never-ending home improvement projects? What chronic problems do they deal with in their lives? These fears and problems will vary a bit from each group you identified in steps one and two. Sometimes, it relates to the passion, but usually the thing they pour their time and passion into is just a facade for what keeps them up at night.
Step three may make you uncomfortable. But advertisers are capturing consumers' hearts by speaking to them at a deeply emotional level. They tell them that the thing they are selling will make them happy. Advertisers do it in a manipulative way, but you don't have to. Don't lose sight of the fact that you're sharing the Good News.
4) Develop practical biblical teaching. In step three, you identified a chronic problem or fear these groups of people face. What does the Bible say about this topic? If you've listed a problem or fear in step three that you don't think the Bible addresses in a practical way, then you're probably still listing symptoms instead of root problems.
Pick one of these fears or problems. Prepare a multi-week teaching series and make sure each week offers its own practical action steps.
5) Don't water it down. It's tempting to dilute your teaching to make it more seeker-friendly. But if you hit on a problem that speaks to them at an emotional level, they want all the information they can get. People who think Scripture is irrelevant have probably never discovered practical answers to their problem.
Now that the teaching is developed, it's time to re-engage your advertising campaign (with ads that no longer talk about your church).
6) Design advertising that speaks to these people at an emotional level. Focus on what keeps them up at night and the practical outcomes of your teaching. Make a promise about what practical benefits they'll get for taking action. Your call to action probably shouldn't start with visiting your church. We all know that's a risky proposition for some.
7) Create a marketing funnel. Create "baby steps" people can take before they step foot in your church. Don't require people to visit your church to start learning about solutions to their specific problem. Instead, earn their trust with some practical teaching on your website. Effective baby steps will get more people in the pews for your teaching series. But it will also get many more people interacting with you through your website.
8) Make your advertising more targeted. Billboards and direct mail are fine, but you should supplement them with more targeted forms of marketing. Did you know that you can use Facebook to advertise to these folks in a targeted way? You can run targeted, local Facebook ads that tie your message to their passions, and you only pay when someone clicks.
Thousands of ads are running at this very moment that suggest random products or activities will fill the void in consumers' lives. The ads get results because they speak at a deeply emotional level. We can do the same—and offer real solutions!
Jeremy Harrison is the owner of Spire Advertising Inc, a Web design and Internet marketing firm in Ashland, Ohio.
Three reasons why it probably doesn't
While driving home from a family vacation, we passed a billboard for a church that read: "The church for people who don't like church."
As I continued to drive, I started thinking about it. I've seen many variations on this campaign across the country. So why does it always bother me when I see ads like these?
First, a disclaimer: I'm a marketing guy. I am not really a church marketing guy. But as a believer who happens to do advertising and marketing for a living, I often pay attention to church marketing.
Does your church advertising work?
Perhaps you think there's room to improve it, or you're on the verge of giving up on church advertising completely. Before you do anything drastic, consider these three reasons why I think most church advertising (like the campaign I saw on vacation) simply doesn't work.
1. It doesn't resonate with as many people as you might think.When churches run ads like this one, I think they assume it appeals to most of the people in their community—after all, the majority of the local community is not in church; therefore, the majority of the community must not like church. But this logic is flawed. It takes energy and effort to experience something and then decide you dislike it. Most people don't dislike church. It's worse than that: They couldn't care less about church. They're completely indifferent, and this advertising doesn't speak to them at all.
2. It beats up on an already damaged brand—the church.If you think of the Church (with a capital C) as a brand, we can all agree that the brand is in bad shape. But the answer is not to run an ad campaign that distances your church from other churches. In fact, I believe this approach probably hurts your church more than it helps. Remember, the majority of your community is indifferent. As a result, they don't care enough to take time to understand the nuances between your church and the church down the street. So any time we speak of the church—with or without a capital C—we should seek to build it up. There isn't a megachurch on the planet with an advertising budget large enough to completely separate themselves from the larger brand of the Church in the eyes of a public that doesn't care.
3. It doesn't speak to many people on an emotional level. All effective advertising speaks to people on an emotional level. As a marketing professional, I know this can sometimes be difficult to do—especially when my client is selling something boring, like a technical thingamajig to a purchasing manager.
When I think about the church—the Great Commission, the power of the gospel, the stories of changed lives—that is a story just teeming with energy. It has the power to connect with people at an emotional level. So why on earth do we throw away advertising dollars with ads that compare our church to most other churches, when most people don't care about church?
When pastors and church leaders see billboard concepts like my example above, it speaks to them at an emotional level. You love your church. You are passionate about what you want to accomplish in your community and are understandably excited to share how different you are. But remember, the majority of the people who drive past your billboard aren't looking for a better church. They don't think they need church.
Here's a good rule of thumb: If you're selling something most people don't think they need (like church), then focus your marketing on why they need it!
Adapted with permission from ChurchMarketingSucks.com.
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'Taste South Burnett' is a cellar door and gourmet larder showcasing the region's diverse artisan produce. Located at the Old Kingaroy Butter factory established in 1907, this is the ideal launching pad for your culinary journey.
Stop at Kingaroy's iconic Peanut Van (serving road trippers and locals since 1969!) before heading to Sunny Ridge Gardens Teahouse and Fudgery for a homemade treat. Nearby Booie offers boutique Crane Wines and the sensational Bello Vista where you can soak in panoramic views of the Glass House Mountains and Sunshine Coast over a delicious meal.
For smallgoods and local beef, stop in at Wooroolin Meats to purchase direct from the farmer (who prides himself on using his own old style smokehouse) before resting at the 'Tinny' Pub at Tingoora. Then it's on to Bunya's Goomeri Cheese World to sample the mouth-watering wares.
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Nanago's Red Fox Pitayas Dragon Fruit Farm is a delicious way to begin the next leg of your gourmet tour. Explore the plantation amid the peacocks and vine-like cacti with striking blooms that span up to 30cm across.
Stop in at Coolabunia's Whipbird Cafe for homemade baked beans, using the delicious Kingaroy navy beans, and drop into their cellar door for Arabesque Wines (Thursday to Sunday).
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I have always loved cars. I remember a neighbor driving home in his brand new 76 Trans Am Silver with red interior ( I was 12). Another nieghbor had a 69 Charger that I thought was fastest thing on the planet! I've been hooked on cool cars ever since. My first car was a 71 Chevelle, I cut grass to buy it. It had a blown motor....cut more grass and bought a wrecked 71 Nova with a good motor. I learned by doing and drove that car for several years. I dragged raced a Pro Street Vega for several years that Me and 427Imp built. My wife currently drives a 97 30th Anniversery Z28 that she dearly loves. Hangin' out with my buds and talkin' about and workin' on cool cars is my passion....
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Growing up always liked sports cars mustang mach 1 was the first car and the Corvette stigrays. Once that I had my drivers licence I had to have a pontiac firebird or a trans am just something about that bird looked real cool to a kid.
My first car
1966 Pontiac Catalina
Car I wish I still had
1974 Pontiac grandville with the 455
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1979 Pontiac Trans Am Black
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National Firebird Trans am Club Of America, National P.O.C.I Charter Oak Firebirds Nutmeg Chapter P.O.C.I
- Driving song: I can't drive 55
- Car movie: Smokey And the Bandit
- Car book: any book about the Pontiac Firebird/Trans Am
- Car magazine: High Performance Pontiac
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- Thanks for the nice comment on "Birdie" and adding him to your cool box. You've got some great birds!
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