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You have probably come across technology predictions that claimed smartphones would replace desktops in internet browsing or that tablets would replace computers completely.  Though such predictions hold some truth, they often never come true or their completion involves a lengthy and complicated process.

As a church, you probably don’t have the luxury of wasting resources preparing for such predictions that may never happen.  Below you will learn about the practical trends that are likely to affect your ministry.

 

You can already see how much impact the video-supporting social platforms have such as Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram.  More people each year are preferring video to text only content so invest more in video production to be considered a visionary church.  Film important activities then showcase your services using video, and always utilize a church website design that supports video.

 

About 20% of Google’s mobile searches were voice in 2017 so this one might be a little early, but platforms like Amazon Echo and Google Home are fast becoming customary.  If you can take advantage of this and apply a church website design that facilitates voice search, you may impress visitors enough that they become interested in what your church has to offer.

 

Big tech firms have greatly personalized their services which has caused many people to expect the same kind of service everywhere they go.  Though it would be a bit impractical for a church to offer the same level of personalization, you could try offering church members services that are suited to them.
Try to implement unique programs for different age groups, marital status, and other aspects.  Finally, think about incorporating a church website design that uses the latest technology geared towards improving customer care.  That way, visitors are able to get answers or help on your website even during times when it may not be monitored!