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provoking or inspirational quotes from your daily
reading, from current ministry leaders, or from great
figures in the history of the Church. You should add
the picture of whoever said the quote to the post.
e. Bible passages for service: You can tweet bible
passages that will be covered during the Sunday
worship service or during your midweek service
f. Daily bible readings: You can invite your church to
read along a specific book of the Bible together by
posting daily reading challenges. You can create a
specific hashtag for these challenges so others can
engage and interact as they read along. You can
promote this hashtag in print, on the web, and in other
places to further encourage continuity between social
media and other areas of your church.
g. Prayers: You can tweet about prayers, prayer
requests, and answered prayers to encourage
members and followers to pray.
h. Church-wide announcements: You can share
church wide announcements on twitter. Announce
about up coming events, birthdays, anniversaries,
weddings, charity auctions, etc.
i. News & Happenings: You can tweet about general
church news of things happening in the church and
surrounding community and add pictures
j. Events & Conferences: You can tweet the pictures
from recent events at the church e.g baptism,
children's church party, women's breakfast meeting,
annual conference, church anniversary etc.
k. Funny Posts: Make your twitter page fun to visit by
posting funny posts with pictures about activities in

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