No, this isn’t just a bunch of downloads. It’s a guided system to help you build a church communications strategy that actually works.

The PDF workbook and video lessons work together to walk you through each step of the process. By the time you finish, you’ll have a fully developed, customized plan for your church.

Your completed workbook will be:

• Your strategy playbook—guiding your initial rollout and getting leadership buy-in.

• Your maintenance tool—keeping your systems organized and easy to manage long-term.

• Your key to consistency—ensuring your communications remain clear, even as things change.

In most churches, yes, real change is possible when you apply what you learn in this course. The strategies you’ll build will help bring structure, clarity, and leadership buy-in to your communications ministry.

It's also important to recognize that sometimes communications struggles are just symptoms of deeper church health issues.

This course won’t fix those deeper issues. But it will reveal them. And with that clarity, you’ll be able to make an informed decision about whether to stay and lead change—or whether it’s time to move on.

You’re absolutely right—building a healthy communications ministry isn’t a one-and-done process. It takes ongoing learning, adaptation, and support.

After studying how adoption has worked since launching this course, I’ve found that ongoing support is key to successful implementation. That’s why I’ve separated course content and community support into two distinct options:

1. The Blueprint – A self-paced, on-demand course that helps you build your communications strategy at your own speed.

2. The Skool Group – A mentorship community where you can get weekly live coaching, peer support, and direct guidance as you implement what you’ve learned.

This setup makes the Blueprint more accessible at a lower price while offering deeper, ongoing support in the Skool group for those who want it—and it’s still incredibly affordable at just $50/month.

If you want to keep growing and get live feedback as you apply what you’ve learned, the Skool group is the best place to get that support.

Check out the Skool group.

When I work with churches to rebuild the health of their communications ministry, it’s usually a 9-12 month partnership—a level of investment that not every church can afford. Especially those starting from scratch.

That’s why I created this course. It gives you the same step-by-step framework I use in my consulting, but in a way that’s more accessible and affordable.

If you want the transformation this course provides but would rather have direct, hands-on support, I also offer one-on-one consulting.

You can set up a free exploration call here.

You don’t need formal training in communications to benefit from this course. Many church communicators were handed this role without a roadmap, and this Blueprint is designed specifically for people figuring it out as they go.

The course walks you through everything step by step, so you’ll never feel lost. Whether you’re a pastor managing communications, a volunteer learning as you go, or a staff member trying to bring order to the chaos, this course gives you a clear, practical framework to create a communications plan that actually works for your church.

You’re not alone! Many churches don’t fully understand the value of communications—until they experience what clarity, consistency, and strategy can do for them.

That’s why this Blueprint isn’t just about tactics—it’s about getting leadership buy-in. You’ll learn how to:

• Align your work with your church’s mission so leadership sees the value.

• Use systems to reduce last-minute requests (so you don’t feel stuck in reactive mode).

• Make a case for better communications—without feeling like you’re constantly fighting for approval.

If you’re struggling to get leadership on board, this course will equip you with the tools and language to start a meaningful conversation about making lasting changes.

The Blueprint is self-paced, so you can go at your own speed—but it’s designed for action, not just information.

I recommend working through one section per week. This gives you time to:

• Fit it into your busy schedule without feeling overwhelmed.

• Apply the action steps and see real progress as you go.

• Have key conversations to get buy-in from leadership.

A full communications rollout should take about six months:

• First 3 months – Work through the course, build your strategy.

• Next 3 months – Implement your plan and refine as needed.

Even if you only have an hour a week, you’ll still be able to make progress and start building a healthier system.

If you want extra accountability and live coaching, the Skool group is the best place to get ongoing support.

Absolutely! The Blueprint is designed to adapt to churches of all sizes, from small teams to multi-campus ministries.

Because every church’s communications needs are different, this course doesn’t give you a one-size-fits-all plan. Instead, it helps you build a strategy that fits your church’s specific needs.

If you’re a one-person comms team (or even a pastor handling it all yourself), this Blueprint will help you create a scalable system that works—without burning you out.