It occurred to me the other day that the five year anniversary of the attacks on NYC and Washington DC is coming this September 11.
Now could be a good time to (re)create ministry sites for the anniversary. People are still hurting.

I can’t blame many media outlets for thinking that Campus Crusade is promoting seeing/reading the DaVinci Code. Press is picking up and we’re trying to set that notion straight.
But I can understand the confusion.
Anyway, I found this article explaining some of the offline marketing we’ve been doing for DiscussDaVinci.com (full disclosure: I only work […]

I haven’t been posting here a lot lately. Sorry dudes and dudesses. Been busy. And here’s why…
I’ve been helping pull up yet another blog. That’s a shocker, I know, but it’s true. This time it’s about The Da Vinci Code. Have you read the book yet? It’s pretty […]

I did a presentation today at church about Would the Apostle Paul Blog? My notes, PowerPoint, and mp3 are all available off of my main ministry site.

In an effort to quickly delete some articles in my email box which I felt didn’t relate, I glanced at an article which connected surprisingly well with web evangelism.
If you are willing to use online consumer behavior as an indicator of what online spiritual seekers might do, then a study sponsored by iProspect.com (done by […]

I’m trying a little experiment and want to enlist your help. Of course you’re going to gain something from this too.
I’ve been playing around with wordpress.com, a free blog service hosted by Word Press. I can’t decide what to do with the spot I have so I’m going to try something different.
I’ve created […]

The other day Tom and I were sitting in a meeting where one of our regional leaders was explaining the need to communicate better with our staff members that are scattered around Eastern Europe. In the past we have understood this need and expected to meet it with a website, but website development takes time […]

Just a quick update on the advertising campaign for GodLovesRussia.com:
In the last 3 weeks, 39 people clicked “Yes” I accepted Jesus at the end of the page.
That was 28% of the people who clicked on the ad! 1 in 3 people who clicked on the ad responded! Wow.
(1.2% of the people who had the ad […]

I’ve been sitting on this post for a while for some reason and I don’t remember why. So I’m posting it now.
Dana VanDen Heuvel had a great post called Social networking tools for conference blogging where she proposes “what makes a good social media toolset for conferences”. Her list:

A blog (of course)
A wiki
A […]

Yesterday the “RLIM 5,” declared an official end to our ad campaign test of www.GodLovesRussia.com on Google.ru.
At the end of the day we decided to keep the site and ads going since the results were so positive, but we need to find other ways to involve a coordinator who speaks Russian.
In the 10 weeks when […]