St. Joseph the Worker is launching several new Monday offerings. I helped devise the marketing plan to encourage parishioners to attend. This included branding the offerings as "Meaningful Mondays." I also created a flyer and graphics to be shared online. Meaningful Mondays FlyerDownload
This is the most recent quarterly newsletter for St. Joseph the Worker as of this writing. The design for the newsletter emphasizes readability and alignment with SJTW branding found in other print media and the website. Go to theworker.org to view more newsletters. SJTW Summer Newsletter 2021Download
SJTW does preaching series where the parish spends a few weeks doing a deep dive into a certain topic and the sermons all follow a theme chosen by a team. The theme for Easter 2021 is “Renewed Life.” I designed this image and logo for the series. This image will be shared online and on the screens in the church and serves as the identity for the theme to help parishioners connect the messages together. I also wrote the below paragraph to introduce the theme to parishioners and visitors. Spring is a time of new beginnings. Plants start growing, songbirds start singing, and the air seems abuzz with new life.Easter marks a new beginning as well. When He rose from the dead, Jesus gave us the promise of new life with…
St. Joseph the Worker is creating its own Vacation Bible School for the summer of 2021. I was tasked with creating a brand identity for the event. I used the theme "Geologists for Jesus" as my base. After some consideration, I decided to use the game Minecraft as inspiration and came up with the following:
I collaborated with the St. Joseph the Worker communications committee to develop postcards to send to families with a recently baptized child on the anniversary of the child's baptism. We created two versions. One version is for children between the ages of one and three years old. The other is for children between the ages of four and five years old. Baptism Postcard Ages 1-3Download Baptism Postcard Ages 4-5Download
This is the most recent quarterly newsletter for St. Joseph the Worker as of this writing. The design for the newsletter emphasizes readability and alignment with SJTW branding found in other print media and the website. Go to theworker.org to view more newsletters. SJTW Lent Newsletter 2021Download
SJTW does preaching series where the parish spends a few weeks doing a deep dive into a certain topic and the sermons all follow a theme chosen by a team. The theme for Lent 2021 is "Hope in the Desert." I designed this image and logo for the series. This image will be shared online and on the screens in the church and serves as the identity for the theme to help parishioners connect the messages together. I also wrote the below paragraph to introduce the theme to parishioners and visitors. In these difficult and uncertain times, it can feel like we’re lost in the middle of a desert. But we’re not alone, and the desert offers us an opportunity to grow.Every Lent, we walk with Jesus on a journey through…
St. Joseph the Worker has decided to prerecord and broadcast a Mass with full contemporary music the first weekend of each month. This is a great opportunity for people to have music during Mass and for me to practice my video editing skills. The first Contemporary Mass Online was one of our most watched Masses in the past year. You can find it below. https://youtu.be/7BorkblZMF0
My supervisor at St. Joseph the Worker wanted me to share something to encourage parishioners to get the Covid-19 vaccine when they are able. We decided it would be best to create something to make them smile. I used Adobe Creative Cloud to create a "meme" that included a picture of my supervisor receiving his vaccine. The resulting post was one of our most popular posts in the past year and had exceptional reach and engagement on Facebook. You can find it below.
The pope declared this year to be the Year of St. Joseph. I used Adobe Creative Cloud to create some materials to highlight this year and bring it to the audience's attention. A few examples of these materials are below.
