Archive for April, 2005
Great article today called Is your org gettin’ it?. Response is key to online ministry…and timely response even better. The article quotes a survey done of financial services companies:
Here are some of those results:
one out of five inquiries never receives a reply.
a third receive messages that are deemed unhelpful, often involving canned text […]
You’ve probably heard the phrase “preaching to the choir” before. If not, it means you’re sending your message to a group of people that already know it. Some say that “99% [of Christian websites] have been written with only a Christian reader in mind.” I guess you can count this website as […]
Anyone have any experience in posting videos online and submitting them to Google or Yahoo?
I was having a conversation with a co-worker today about posting some videos online but making sure the basics are there for search engines to find them. We browsed around Google and found information about what Google likes. They […]
I received an email today from a good friend asking the question:
what [do you] believe will be the next best step in Internet Evangelism. Do you think it will be podcasting, mobile technology, or something else?
Within moments of getting this email, I received another from CNN pointing me to an article entitled Nokia unveils […]
April 24, 2005
Did you know…
1 Billion people are online around the world?
Evangelism has no borders?
Effective online ministry is happening as you read this?
The following comments were recently emailed to evangelistic websites:
“how can I get a true and real bible…I am living in an Islamic country” ~ someone in Libya
“Thank you for this particularly enlightening […]
My Uncle is a blogging pastor. It’s kind of cool. Though many people have an uncle, and many people have a pastor, not many people have a blogging uncle who is a pastor! Okay, that horse is sufficiently beaten now.
Anyway, Rev. Bill has been at a conference where they are talking about evangelism. He’s had […]
You know that good content is key for a website. If there’s nothing to look at and read, why would people go? But what if that content isn’t updated often? People return slowly if at all.
Seth Godin made a great analogy about Things That Change. He says:
In most organizations, the frequency […]
How do you know if your web ministry is effective? Well, one measure is that you’re following up with people effectively. One that I’ve recently gotten involved with is the one that TruthMedia is using. I’m a bit partial to them since I’ve spent good time with them!
I wanted to share some from an […]
In March a new global web ministry to teenagers was launched at www.Meant4More.com. It is truly having a global impact already as teens from Europe, Asia, and North America are logging on often. There they can read stories from peers about their changed life, stories about God, and a Gospel presentation. Already […]
Good visionary article over at the Christian Broadcasting Network: Internet Evangelism: Casting a New Kind of Net.
Remember Internet Evangelism Day is next Sunday!
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