If you’re in the local area and are interested in using magic and other visual arts in ministry, then I hope you can join us. Also, we have a public show coming up, as well. It will feature juggling, clowning, and [...]]]> I just completed the initial version of the new Greater Cincinnati Fellowship of Christian Magicians website.

If you’re in the local area and are interested in using magic and other visual arts in ministry, then I hope you can join us. Also, we have a public show coming up, as well. It will feature juggling, clowning, and ventriloquism,as well as magic. Mark your calendar, you won’t want to miss it.

However, under the hood it is completely different. These changes will enable me to make changes more easily and more often. It also will enable me to add some new features, like [...]]]> Big changes are happening here at BradBrownMagic.com! At a glance, you probably won’t see much different. A few pages have been moved or combined.

However, under the hood it is completely different. These changes will enable me to make changes more easily and more often. It also will enable me to add some new features, like making the site more compatible with IPhones and other mobile devices.

No update happens without a few hiccups. If you do notice any problems or errors, please let me know. Shoot me an email with the problem.

It’s a brand new page, so there are only a handful of fans so far. Join them and let me know what you’d like [...]]]> I now have an official Brad Brown page on Facebook. I would love to be able to connect with you, share what’s going on in my ministry, and hear from you.

It’s a brand new page, so there are only a handful of fans so far. Join them and let me know what you’d like to see, hear, or talk about on the page.

Why not hold your staff or volunteer appreciation event in January. Everyone will be more relaxed and stress free. You’ll probably get a better turn out. You can still [...]]]> It’s hard to squeeze everything in during the official holiday season. Here’s a secret: you don’t have to have all your holiday events during the “official” holiday season.

Why not hold your staff or volunteer appreciation event in January. Everyone will be more relaxed and stress free. You’ll probably get a better turn out. You can still use all the Christmas trimmings and have all the holiday cheer, just do it a bit later. 

Of course, I’d love to help out if you can use entertainment, with or without a message.

Families have less money to spend on entertainment, so they’re looking for cheaper alternatives. Why not provide them one, and share the Gospel with them at the same time?

For example, you could host a full evening magic program [...]]]> Everyone is feeling the pain from the recession. However, this pain also brings opportunity for outreach and family ministry.

Families have less money to spend on entertainment, so they’re looking for cheaper alternatives. Why not provide them one, and share the Gospel with them at the same time?

For example, you could host a full evening magic program for a family night out. There are a lot of ways this program can look. It could be in place of a normal church service, or perhaps a full 90-minute program on a special night. It could even be a multi-day event.

Instead of a traditional VBS, or to augment traditional children’s programming, have a family outreach event lasting anywhere from a single evening to a full week.

With a little creativity, these hard times can also be a great opportunity.