The social media and editorial team for the Wyoming Catholic Register met this morning. We decided it was a good time to take a photo and mark the occasion as I am now nearing my departure date from the diocese.
Working on the diocesan newspaper and all of our social media venues is just another hat we each wear in addition to our "real" jobs. However, it has truly been a blast working with these folks. This group of people knows how to work hard and have fun while doing it. Furthermore, I believe that we have been producing some excellent work in regard to the diocesan newspaper. I will admit that working for the Church does teach one how to be versatile.
The Diocese of Cheyenne was not on social media when I arrived here eight and a half years ago. I was asked to get us started. With very little knowledge about social media at the time, I waded into unknown territories. My inexperience showed, but eventually I started gaining a little more knowledge and confidence about what I was doing. However, we really began to flourish when more people came on board with greater knowledge of the trends. Creating a team of people has greatly enhanced our endeavors. It has taken a while for us to grow, but we are making progress and increasing our outreach all across the diocese and beyond.
Matt, Maria, Denise, and Deacon Mike--thank you for sharing your gifts with the diocese. Thanks for the camaraderie while doing it.
Working on the diocesan newspaper and all of our social media venues is just another hat we each wear in addition to our "real" jobs. However, it has truly been a blast working with these folks. This group of people knows how to work hard and have fun while doing it. Furthermore, I believe that we have been producing some excellent work in regard to the diocesan newspaper. I will admit that working for the Church does teach one how to be versatile.
The Diocese of Cheyenne was not on social media when I arrived here eight and a half years ago. I was asked to get us started. With very little knowledge about social media at the time, I waded into unknown territories. My inexperience showed, but eventually I started gaining a little more knowledge and confidence about what I was doing. However, we really began to flourish when more people came on board with greater knowledge of the trends. Creating a team of people has greatly enhanced our endeavors. It has taken a while for us to grow, but we are making progress and increasing our outreach all across the diocese and beyond.
Matt, Maria, Denise, and Deacon Mike--thank you for sharing your gifts with the diocese. Thanks for the camaraderie while doing it.
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