By David Dawson FRANKLIN — Brentwood Baptist Church digital strategy director Darrel Girardier admits that he has a love-hate relationship with analytics, especially in relation to online worship and other events that are streamed on social media platforms. Can analytics be a useful tool? Without a doubt. But can they be deceiving? Absolutely, Girardier said. […]
We are in the community, and we are a resource for the people around us.”
The special-called EC meeting will be live-streamed …
To protect churches and other businesses from claims and lawsuits related to COVID-19, Governor Brian Kemp signed the “Georgia COVID-19 Pandemic Business Safety Act” into law.
All three Georgia Baptist colleges are planning to host on-campus classes this semester – with some adjustments due to COVID-19.
I recently learned that over 30 percent of students at our local elementary school will not be returning this fall for in-person instruction.
“I cannot thank you enough for your support…”
Photo courtesy of Google Maps By Julie Walters BIRMINGHAM — In response to a decline in sales due to COVID-19, national WMU announced Aug. 5 it is offering a voluntary retirement plan to staff. “We have worked incredibly hard over the past several years to ‘right size’ our organization based on revenue projections,” said Sandy […]
This photo shared on social media of a crowded hallway at North Paulding High School generated discussion over schools’ starting back. Churches regathering in person has sparked a lot of debate recently. The same discussion over schools reassembling has been just as heated. That debate found another gear this week as many Georgia school systems went into […]
Churches around the nation are experiencing heavy COVID-19 regulations that are not being put on other businesses such as casinos and restaurants.
…we are finding the “ornery factor” to be more complex than it initially seemed.
“Scott represented everything good in public education and in humanity.”