A Sign of the Times

Civic organizations are community-based companies that rely on their members to help improve their neighborhoods and boost community engagement. Since these organizations are completely reliant on volunteers, it is important that they are always looking for new ways to recruit members. Traditional methods of handing out flyers, mailing letters, and wearing pins doesn’t have a far enough reach into the community to keep those memberships growing.

Fire departments are best known for being the first responders who arrive to extinguish fires. What many do not know, is that they also provide emergency medical services, fire investigations, hazardous material mitigation, technical rescues, and so much more. Citizens rely on fire fighters every day to help protect their communities by sharing important and lifesaving information.

As more and more church doors begin to reopen every day, church staff may be wondering the best way to spread the news. Advertising in local print ads can be costly and designs will need to change with each individual announcement. But what if we told you there is a more effective way to spend your outreach ministry budget?

In Spring of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic caused widespread closures throughout the country. Schools were forced to close their doors and adapt to a new world of virtual learning. The elimination of face-to-face interactions left many schools needing to also find new ways to keep students focused, engaged, and safely continue their fundraising efforts.

Many churches are experiencing the same strains when it comes to keeping their congregation feeling connected during the pandemic. With CDC guidelines for social distancing, capacity limits, and the fear of exposure, many members may prefer to remain attending virtual events and services. Keep them feeling connected to your church through messaging on your LED sign.

Losing a loved one never easy. The feeling of grief can be overwhelming and at times, leave us feeling rather powerless. But by honoring the life they lived, we can ease the pain and begin to heal.

With the 2020-2021 school year quickly approaching, your school is likely deciding how to spend those last remaining budgetary dollars. The process can be tricky, and the results long lasting, serving as your foundation going into the new school year. One of the biggest mistakes made during this process, is overlooking outdoor signage.

If you are thinking about increasing school pride, school marquees are a great solution. This type of sign will allow your school to prominently display your school’s name, mission, mascot, and other important information you want to communicate to your students and staff. School marquees give your school an inviting and warm welcome at first sight.

For over two decades, Stewart Signs has been a proud partner with Lifeway as its sole provider of outdoor church signs through their OneSource program. With over 50,000 signs in the field, and over 3,700 Southern Baptist church customers, it is understandable why so many churches choose us as their preferred sign company. Pastor Glen Pearce of First Baptist Church in Iowa Park, TX talks about how our partnership helped his church.

During these trying times, we cannot afford to sit back and wait for things to return to normal. We must try to accept change and actively seek new ways to reach our community and keep them engaged. With VBS right around the corner, now is the perfect time to get your community excited for upcoming events.