November: Social Media Post Ideas for Churches & Ministries

Creating content for your church’s social media calendar (aka content calendar) can be very time-consuming. To save time this month, try one of these social media post ideas for churches and ministries.

Monthly Observations

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  • Adoption Awareness Month

  • Caregivers Appreciation Month

  • Diabetes Awareness Month

Daily Observations

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  • Book Lovers Day

  • US Election Day

  • Caregiver Appreciation Day

  • World Kindness Day

  • Advent Begins


Conversation Starters

Churches should dedicate one post per week to creating conversations with their followers.

This content type will help your church build stronger relationships with your followers, resulting in greater trust and brand loyalty.

Pro Tip: respond to each comment (ignore tolls and bots) within 24hrs. Use their responses as research for future content ideas, church events, etc.

Sample Conversation Starters

  • What’s a small, everyday thing you’re thankful for?

  • What is a Biblical truth about God you have learned?

  • What’s your favorite Thanksgiving meal side dish?

  • Share an act of kindness you’ve experienced recently.


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Entertaining Videos

ICYMI: The church can have fun on social media too! These creative videos are enjoyable to make, and your audience will love seeing your church’s lighter side. Here are four content ideas that have performed well on social media:

  • Who is Most Likely Challenge? Jesus vs. Me [Reel]

  • “We’re on the ___ team, of course, we’re…” [Reel]

  • Bible Drill Challenge [Reel]

  • Describe The Team You Serve On, Without Saying It’s Name [Reel]


Church Content

Favorite Memories

Ask your audience to share their favorite church memories.

Simple Idea: Video record their responses and post them to social media. In the caption, invite people to make new memories at your church.

Advanced Idea: Write down their responses, find a photo that best represents each experience, and share it with their testimony in the caption. End the caption with a Sunday invite.

Now & Then

Share a photo of your church - one from the past and one from the present. Include scripture or a message about Kingdom growth.

Suggested Passages:

Behind The Scenes

Share behind-the-scenes moments of your teams preparing for an event. Include a registration link in the caption, and don’t forget to tag local community partners to increase your reach.

Praise Report

Share a praise report and invite followers to share their own answered prayers in the comments. Here’s a great example of this from Harris Creek Baptist Church.

Worship Set List

Create a YouTube playlist of the worship songs from Sunday’s service. Update it weekly and share the link to the playlist during your Sunday announcements, and across social media. In the caption, encourage your followers to continue their praise and worship throughout the week.

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Adoption Story

Share a story of an adoptive parent’s. If your church has an foster care or adoption ministry, let followers know how they can get involved or support this ministry.


Discipleship Content

Bible Translations

Explain the difference between the different Bible studies. Try being creative like this example from Church Communications.

Political Season

Share an encouraging word during tense political seasons. Remind your followers that God is still in control.

Advent

Introduce Advent to your followers. Explain what it is, how your church is participating, and what people can do from home during the season.

Read Scripture

Create a post with five Bible verses for people to read when someone is feeling (insert a common struggle). Create a graphic for this post that can be easily saved and shared.

Thankfulness Message

Encourage your pastor to share a Bible passage and a few words on thankfulness.

Describe Heaven

Video record members of all ages sharing what they think Heaven will look like. Here’s an example from Willow Creek Community Church.

Truths about God

Post a simple truth or reminder about God. For example, Life Church once shared: “God is not distant in your doubts” on Facebook. That single post received 74 shares, 28 comments, and 524 likes.


Community

Election Season

Share a list of local polling stations in your community during election season.

Veteran’s Day

Show how your church is honoring veterans, and share ways others can do the same all month long.

Diabetes Awareness

Highlight the signs of diabetes. If you have a health ministry, show how they are helping people stay healthier and better informed. If not, share local resources for diabetes prevention.

Life Group Fair

Host an online life group fair. Each week, feature a different group and explain how people can sign up. Vary the format by alternating between photos and videos.


Tips for Success

  • Choose 2-4 ideas per week based on your capacity.

  • Mix student, Church, and discipleship posts for variety.

  • Use photos and short videos whenever possible for higher engagement.

  • Don’t forget to post your Reels and Tik Tok on YouTube as a Short.

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