Mark Wilson & Charla Sherbaloff
Breaking Thru the Noise
Are you looking for help making more disciples in your church? But, you don't have time to sort through the oceans of information and posts when you search for help. This podcast is designed to give you regular episodes that are 30 minutes, give or take a few, that provide helpful tips and ideas that are practical becoming a Proactive Disciple Making Church.
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Mark Wilson & Charla Sherbaloff
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3 mars 2026
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Episode 3 - Identify Your Message 01.04.2021 18:04
In this episode we will talk a lot about using story and inviting people into your story but it’s not about how to toot your own horn or tell tall tales… It's about getting to know your customer's story!
Episode 2 - Social Media Marketing Overview 31.03.2021 15:57
Today’s episode will kick off a series of episodes on the subject of Social Media Marketing. Today we will look at an overview of the process of getting started or jump starting your use of social media as part of your marketing strategy. Over the next few weeks we will look at each section in more detail and share some helpful resources too.
Episode 1 - Laurel Wright 31.03.2021 27:25
In our inaugural episode for the newly branded podcast, we get to meet our co-host Laurel Wright. Laurel is one half of the country music duo, The Young Fables, and is one of Nashville’s young darlings. Laurel is not only gifted with an amazing musical talent, but she has worked diligently to market The Young Fables and build a national fan following, that includes over 25,000 followers on social...
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