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While not specific to WordPress I get this question often because this topic is new for many small churches. But not totally new since most churches have sound systems that have been set up for capturing sermon audio to tape. Though when you start talking about MP3’s and sermon podcasting and the like, it gets confusing. [Read more…]

How do I add audio to my site? It’s a common question for churches and pastors but the answer isn’t always so easy. Now some of the hurdles may have been lowered just a bit. [Read more…]

The WordPress Codex has a detailed piece on adding content or “posts” to your website.

There’s a lot of helpful information there about adding content even if you have already figured out how to create a new post.

You can learn something about WordPress Pages too: What can WordPress Pages do for my site?

Want to see some answers to common WordPress questions? Just the “new to WordPress” FAQ mam.

Want to know what to use Pages for in WordPress? Read up here.

Matt at WordPress.com explains the difference between categories and tags:

What’s the difference between categories and tags, you ask?

As best as I can explain it, categories are things you create ahead of time and only have a few of. Imagine them like sections of your site. The signs on aisles of grocery stores. Tags are one-off keywords attached to a post. You may add a tag to a post that you’ll never use ever again. Categories are meant to be permanent, tags are ephemeral.

Since WordPress version 2.3, tagging has been a part of the core system. Until then tagging was only available via a plugin. Matt’s post is about WordPress.com hosted blogs but his answer should help you understand a little better how to use categories and the advantages of tagging for your WordPress powered site.

See also: WordPress 2.3 Tag News

Q. Where can I learn more about WordPress, how to use it and all that it can do for me?

A. A great place to start is with the WordPress docs – go here