Why You Should Upgrade to a Missions Touch Display for Your Church.
The Impact of Upgrading: Connection, Relevance & Growth
Deeper Connection & Awareness
When mission updates are static and infrequent, many church members lose touch with what missionaries are doing, where help is needed, or how to pray. A modern display keeps this information fresh. People can explore stories, watch videos, and see how their giving and prayers are being used, and feel like a participant rather than a distant supporter. Our Missions Touch Memberships specifically highlight that interactive displays help engage all generations in this way.
Greater Accessibility & Efficiency
Instead of printing new posters or bulletins, re‐assembling boards, or manually swapping photos, digital systems allow quick updates. A missionary’s newsletter, urgent prayer request, or new photo can be uploaded and seen immediately. This reduces delays and ensures the church’s communications reflect current realities.
Better Engagement, Especially for Younger Generations
Digital interactivity, touchscreens, QR codes, video content, matches the way the next generations learn and interact with content. Static boards are far less compelling when people are used to scrolling, tapping, and watching. A modern display system meets people where they are. Missions Touch emphasizes that interactive systems encourage involvement in mission and outreach.
Reflecting that missions are alive and ongoing
Up‐to‐date and dynamic displays underscore that mission work isn’t just past history or one‐time events. It’s current, changing, and relevant. Stories of transformation, urgent needs, real fields, all of this when shown well, help build a sense of immediacy and shared responsibility.
Practical Steps for Churches
Audit what you have now. How often are mission updates posted? Do they get seen? Who is maintaining the the information?
Choose tools designed for volunteers. Systems like a Missions Touch Membership are built to be manageable by volunteers, with drag & drop interfaces, template support, and helpful documentation.
Ensure visibility and inviting placement. It’s not just about technology, it’s where you put it. Near the foyer, high traffic areas, places people pass often.
Train & invite participation. Let people know how to use the display; invite testimonies, photos, updates; let people interact with it.
Modernizing your church’s missions display isn’t just about keeping up with technology, it’s about keeping your congregation connected, inspired, and active in mission. When your displays are alive, current, and engaging, the whole church is more likely to share in the vision, support the work, and see God at work through it.