Here at Share, we are all about making friends. We especially love partnering with people who share our vision of helping the church work smarter. One of the great joys of working in the Christian world is finding other people who get why we work so hard for churches. They…

Facebook Groups may be one of the greatest untapped resources for Churches. Let me tell you why. Do you wish you had access to a community of like-minded people who could help you with the struggles of ministry life? Enter Facebook groups. …

Ready to expand your flexible, remote team? Great. We are here for you. In case you didn’t already know, Shaar is a platform (like Upwork or Fiverr) where churches can get freelance ministry talent on demand. Problem: Church needs someone to edit Sunday sermons. No one on staff has the…

Social media is the “it” subject right now in the church world. Every other post I read on LinkedIn or in my ministry Facebook groups is about social media. Everyone is trying to figure out how to leverage these mighty mediums to connect with their congregation. My first piece of…

People like people. As intuitive as that sounds, most brands don’t think that way. And neither do most churches. You may have noticed a few years ago that brands got some personality. Wordpress greets you with a hearty “Howdy” instead of a staid “hello.” …

We’ve all been there. You have a deadline for a graphic, newsletter, flyer, etc. and you need to make it look good (enough). Now. You start typing “can-” into your search bar and before you even hit the “v”, canva appears. Because you live on Canva. Ok, let me not…

I love confusion when I’m on a deadline, don’t you? Maybe you’re preparing for a Christmas presentation or navigating a complicated video shoot and you don’t know who’s responsible for the next step. …

Freelance ministry was not covered in seminary. I get that. The concept of using freelancers on a regular basis is pretty foreign for most Churches. However, if you’re ready to step into the flexibility offered by freelancers, here are 4 reasons to use Share to find them. 1. Everything in One Place Our goal is…

For a lot of us in ministry work, outsourcing may seem like a foreign concept, but for some Churches, it’s literally a God-send. Outsourcing simply means to obtain goods or services from an outside source. If you’re a Church who contracts a freelancer, you have outsourced a project. When is…