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Communications Resources

Communications Resources

NEW

Episcopal Communicators Virtual Conference 2026
June 22-25
Zoom
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Join us for a dynamic and flexible online conference designed to sharpen your skills, broaden your understanding and connect you with a community of engaged professionals—all without leaving your desk.

Here’s what to expect:
Once again, each day of the conference will center around a specific theme, with three expert-led sessions exploring different facets of that day’s topic, and one session dedicated to breakout rooms to deeper in the day’s discussions. Whether you’re interested in today’s pressing issues or revisiting the fundamentals that still matter, this event will offer something for everyone.

Day 2: The New Media Landscape

Session 2 – When the Media Calls-Responding to Media Inquiries with Todd Nissen

A call from a reporter can be both an opportunity and a challenge. This session explores when to respond, when to pause, and how to prepare thoughtful responses that reflect the church’s values. Participants will discuss strategies for working with journalists while supporting church leaders through complex, sensitive and even joyful situations.

Day 4: The Church’s Voice

Session 1 – The Peacemakers with The Rt. Rev. Dr. Bonnie A. Perry

Stories of reconciliation and community building are happening across the church every day. This session explores how communicators can identify and share stories that highlight peacemaking, bridge differences and strengthen relationships within communities.

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Update Your Find-A-Church Profile

Be sure that your congregation’s Find-A-Church profile on the Episcopal Asset Map is up to date.

Click here to find your church: https://www.episcopalassetmap.org/

Websites

If you are looking for a custom solution for your website, please reach out to The Rev. Alex Aivars Chaplain of Canterbury MSU.

The Rev. Alex Aivars
Canterbury, MSU

website portfolio

Assistance Available

  • New domain purchase or transfer domain
  • Template design and customization
  • Write and edit content (using best practices for writing for the web)
  • Organize pages and information (using industry standard verbiage and placement of content)
  • Picture editing
  • Custom graphics
  • Troubleshoot any technical issues
  • Training on how to update website
  • Evaluate current website platform and recommend if a change to another platform would be beneficial

Back to Basics: Websites 101

A downloadable PowerPoint presentation from this workshop can be found here. 

This is a recording of a workshop led by Adrienne Trupiano, former Associate for Communications. This workshop covered common website design questions, tips on content, and information on domains and hosting plans.