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So — If you are a church or ministry leader, or you lead a non-profit that could use more support and engagement from the community, you really should get acquainted with Substack.
In this podcast, you’ll learn:
Why Substack is ideal for churches, ministries, and non-profits
How you can increase public interaction with your message and your content
How to turn that interaction into regular financial support for your cause
It’s not all about fundraising, either. That’s just a side benefit, although an important one for many ministries. The great thing is that you can use Substack to engage your readership and audiences for all of your content — written, audio, and video.
Your followers on Substack will engage because they already support your cause, and therefore are likely to help you as a volunteer or ambassador for your message.
Note that Truth Delta is not itself a ministry, but I have spent much of my life doing personal ministry and helping organized ministries like churches and non-profits.
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