The purpose of the Office of Communications is to proclaim vividly and effectively the Good News of Jesus Christ. The Office of Communications oversees all Diocesan communications and digital evangelism efforts determined necessary for the advancement of the Gospel.
The Office of Communications provides resources and equips the people of the Diocese of Atlanta, with a particular focus on local congregations and ministries, to communicate effectively across multiple platforms. The Office of Communications provides management to consultants necessary to support Diocesan, ministry, and congregation digital communications.
Services We Provide
Every service provided helps ministries and congregations modernize their digital communications. Digital communications is the new red front doors!
Videography
We visit sites across the diocese to create short-form videos that tell their story.
Photography
We visit sites across the diocese to provide photography services that enhance their digital presence.
Website Development
We help develop websites that are modern and meet digital communications standards.
Branding
We help refresh or create new brand identities that meet digital communications standards.
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Storywriting
We write stories that represent the people of our diocese – we love receiving new story leads!
As VBS Becomes Scarcer, Five Atlanta Parishes Join for June 16-21 Compassion Camp
So many volunteers and organizing hours go into Vacation Bible School that fewer churches are offering VBS after the pandemic. For the week of June 16-20 however, five parishes in the Diocese of Atlanta will buck that trend by partnering to provide full-day programming for children entering kindergarten through rising fifth-graders.
Volunteers Urgently Needed After Outpouring for Refugee Families
In Atlanta, a longtime refugee resettlement area where 80 newly arrived families were stranded, Episcopalians mobilized with remarkable speed and results. Now, what’s needed immediately are volunteers to help refugee families adjust.
Making Room for All: St. Thomas Columbus Erases Barriers So Everyone Can Worship
To sing in the choir or join communion at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Columbus, you needed the ability to climb: two stories to the choir loft, three steps to the altar rail. Today those barriers are gone after the recent renovation funded by a capital campaign with the slogan “Making Room for All.”
Resourcing
Caffeinated Church
Caffeinated Church is a partnership of eight dioceses across The Episcopal Church and the ELCA focused on communications. Caffeinated Church provides communications resources in the form of best practices, expert-led workshops, and monthly networking opportunities. Get a discounted membership for our diocese here.