In case you didn’t see Scott Reese’s post on Myspace & Paul, I wanted to highlight it even though it’s been four weeks since he posted it. Scott is doing some very solid thinking here.
Since summer of 2005 I’ve been thinking a great deal about how blogging and social networking sites (like Myspace, [...]
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Mark Stephenson, director of Web Empowered Church (WEC), posts here about how “online community” used to mean forums, but now takes many different forms. These days there are many places on a site where users could potentially post their own thoughts, requests, questions, feedback, and so on. Mark explains how WEC already has a wide [...]
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Lee Grady at Charisma Online posts here about MegaVoice, a company that makes a solid-state, handheld audio player device, similar to an iPod. The MegaVoice is preloaded at the factory with audio that can’t be changed by the user, and is capable of running on solar power. Using these devices, illiterate people all over the [...]
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Duncan Rein, CEO of Silas Partners, posts here regarding how CRM (Constituent Relationship Management) should be and inevitably will be fully integrated with the church’s website. This is further fuel for our previous discussion with Tony Dye and others about Church Management Systems (ChMS) and Content Management Systems (CoMS).
To put it in concrete terms, at [...]
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Web Evangelism Bulletin has just posted a new article about Blog Evangelism. The article includes a brief but good overview of the difference between a blog and a traditional website. This would be good for anyone in your church who is struggling to understand the point of blogging and how it can [...]
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