I am thrilled to use the knowledge I have acquired over the past nine years of researching the trends in media and the internet and communication strategies in my new position as Director of Engagement and Annual Giving for Baptist News Global. As I’m sure you can appreciate, this is not an easy time to be in the news industry in the religious, Christian, Baptist and moderate world and attempt to raise money. If you wish to support and affirm my work, here are four easy ways:

1. Follow Baptist News Global on social media
   1. Facebook: www.facebook.com/BNGbaptistnews – like the page, then leave a review and/or recommendation and after clicking on our links, occasionally share/comment/like our posts
   2. Twitter: twitter.com/baptist_news – follow our account and after clicking on our links, occasionally retweet, comment or like our posts
   3. Instagram: www.instagram.com/baptistnews – like our account and regram (as you do) or click on our link in our bio or like our photos
2. Subscribe to our enewsletter (baptistnews.com/subscribe-to-bng) and receive either daily or weekly emails and follow our website
3. Send me feedback! I want to hear from you so email me, attend an event I host, contribute through a focus group, etc to let me know how we are doing, how we can do better and how others can support us.
4. DONATE (baptistnews.com/donate) – we cannot do this without your financial support. If you believe in an independent, free press, you’re going to have to pay for it. Otherwise, we must rely on partners, foundations and advertisers, and honestly, they’re not going to cut it for much longer. If you want us to have a future and if you believe in our work, we need your financial support. (And while you’re at it, support your local news, national news, and independent news, too!)

I won’t be doing this work alone. I have an amazing staff, Board of Directors, writers and sponsors behind me already. And I have you!

I can’t wait to get started!
Natalie
[email protected]
336-717-1135, ext 7

 

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