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Welcome to the BCA Website
This website was created by and for the members of the Baptist Communicators Association to enhance their professional knowledge and to serve as a networking tool among its members. BCA is a national professional organization of persons who serve in editorial, public relations, electronic media, photography, management, marketing and graphic design positions principally within Baptist agencies and institutions. The organization exists to inspire, inform and educate its more than 250 members who serve in these communications roles. Each year, a BCA-sponsored workshop offers professional development and networking opportunities for Baptist communicators. In 2009, that workshop will be held April 15-18 in Nashville, Tenn., with a theme “Finding Your Voice.” A national awards competition held annually encourages professional excellence among association members and recognizes members who have done exemplary work. And this BCA Website provides a forum for members to share ideas and inspiration as members share case studies, resources and examples of good work. It also serves as an avenue for members to network and communicate with their counterparts across the nation. Because this is your Website, look through it, consider your own work and see how you can plug into BCA. |
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Cavella Robbins Passes
Cavella Robbins, our co-worker at the Northern Kentucky Baptist Association, passed away on Tuesday, February 16. Until recently, Cavella was in charge of communications and worked with pastors' wives, overseeing the wives' blog, providing new ministers' wives orientation, establishing affinity groups, and so forth. Cavella held the Bachelors and Masters degrees from Western Kentucky University,... READ MORE We want YOU!
New ways to connect with BCA
Keep up with relevant information, inspire, inform and share with more than 250 members. Follow BCA on twitter @BaptistComm or hop on Facebook and check our group for members! If you were at the workshop in Nashville, chances are your photo was captured, thanks to our BCA paparazzi. The BCA Fan page on Facebook ... READ MORE Check out our new members
Please note, membership renewals will be coming soon, so stay tuned for those notices in the mail and on the BCA website. We would l... READ MORE Phillips authors book
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Reasons to Stream Video on Your Website
Since the earthquake in Haiti recently, I have lost count of how many video images of the destruction I have seen. During the past few weeks, in an effort to keep up with the unfolding events, I discovered that, like many other people, I am watching the news when it is most convenient for me - during a lunch break, in between classes, or catching up after a very busy week. I am also watching the...
READ MORE Connecting Missionaries' Communications Needs with Communications Specialists
We all know God has given us each different gifts with which to serve Him while we're passing through this life. Sometimes, though, I'm learning my gifts could be used for so much more than what I'm already doing. As communicators, we use our gifts every day to advance the kingdom. We are behind the scenes mostly, but nonetheless, we are using the gifts God gave us. I love knowing that something I...
READ MORE Which medium works best for you?
According to a popular church marketing website they found nearly half the audience of a web site doesn't get their content on the web site. Up next was the 24% who turn to RSS. After that comes social media with 14% enjoying @cmsucks on Twitter and 8% partaking on Facebook. Take our poll: Which medium do you think best works for you for your BCA news and relationships?
Continuing Education Conferences
Traffic. Economy. Time. Budget cuts. Schedule. Workload. It can be tough these days to attend a continuing education conference - especially if it's out of town! Good news - we're all in the same boat. You're not floating out there alone. Your BCA officers met recently and considered some great ideas to help our members with this issue. While we're still in the early planning stages, potent...
READ MORE Social media a double-edged sword for international missionaries
Perhaps the loudest cheers for social media are how it opens up the conversation not only in number of voices, but speed. A few weeks ago, Twitter officially exploded onto the SBC scene with pastors (yes) young and (but wait a minute) older signing up to post their thoughts during sessions at the SBC annual meeting. President Johnny Hunt's blessing on Twitter the day after the SBC ended (@johnnymh...
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