Tuesday, 09 June 2009

  • What If Starbucks Marketed Like the Church?

    I just watched a hilarious, yet simultaneously sad video on beyondrelevance.com entitled, "What If Starbucks Marketed Like the Church?" It's intended to be a parody of the way churches operate today.  The clip was kind of an eye-opener, revealing a Starbucks that is not set up to be customer-friendly.  It raises the question, is this how our churches really are? Are we really this unfriendly, cold and plastic to both potential and current members?



    What do you think of the video?  Can we really make a comparison between church and a coffee shop? Or is the creator of this video really stretching it a bit?

    Also, does the clip remind you of your church? How can we change the way that church appears to newcomers to make it a more friendly, open place to worship?

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