Practical church social media ideas and how-to guides, written for busy staff and volunteers. Plain English, UK-specific, and checked by our faith-aligned team.
Many UK churches and Christian charities qualify. Google's UK rules accept registered charities (Charity Commission, OSCR or NICC), charities recognised by HMRC,
Start early. Choose one clear need and one true story, set a target, and plan four to six emails and matching posts
Yes. A short AI policy protects your people and your reputation. It should say which tools are allowed, never to enter personal
Show the cost of doing nothing, not just the cost of doing something. Bring a one-page proposal: the problem, who you're missing,
For most UK churches, start with Facebook for your local community and older members, and Instagram for families and young adults. Add
Search for your church on Google Maps. If it appears, claim it; if not, add it through Google Business Profile. Choose the
Weekly posts, planned and scheduled for you
One message, a week of clips and posts
Newsletters people actually open