The Kingdom-Comms Blog
Practical, Scripture-shaped guides for ministry teams — prayer movements, church communication, event volunteers — and the vision that drives it all.
Featured · The Big Vision
From the prayer room to the streets to the nations: how God Heal Our Land, Love on Hamilton and e3 Canada fit together — and how you can partner with Daniel & Katie Ziedins to see Canada awakened and the lost brought home.
"I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it." — Matthew 16:18
A practical, Scripture-shaped blueprint for building a prayer movement — rhythms, channels, prayer requests that stay safe, and how to keep people praying after the first week. Inspired by God Heal Our Land.
Read articleHow to set up team chat for a church or ministry: channels by purpose, announcements that get read, threads, pins, notification sanity and pastoral privacy. Answer-first and ready to copy.
Read articleA before-during-after blueprint for running ministry event volunteers in team chat — channel layout, roles, day-of updates, and following up with everyone who met Jesus. Built from festival and street-outreach practice.
Read articleAn honest comparison of the team-chat options churches actually use — group texts, WhatsApp, Slack and Kingdom-Comms — with the questions that matter for ministry: cost, history, privacy, structure and volunteers.
Read articleHow to move a church prayer chain into a prayer channel without losing what made it work — speed, faithfulness and confidentiality — and fix what broke it: garbled requests, missing answers and an ever-growing list.
Read articleA simple, private setup that keeps small groups and discipleship groups connected between meetings — the week's plan, study notes, prayer and practical care — without a group text full of thumbs-ups.
Read articleThe mission behind the platform
Kingdom-Comms is given away free by Daniel & Katie Ziedins — evangelists on the streets of Hamilton since 2014 and on staff with e3 Canada. If you want to see Canada awakened and the lost brought home, there's a place for you.