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Posts made in September, 2006
Number 1: ShallowValley Church To Begin New Series Based on the Songs of Queen – While you may think well-known bi-sexual front man Freddie Mercury would be an unlikely topic for a church sermon series, according to senior pastor, Bill Warren, Queen and Mercury present a great opportunity to present truth in a context people...
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In a world of fun competition, now geeks can brag about their (blog) strength! Find out your blogs Page Strength. So you can go and get the bragging rights, 'My blog can beat your blog up' here is a tool to find your sites page strength. I took my blog roll to find out who would have the bragging rights to...
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Most survey studies that include questions about religion only have space to ask about basic religious indicators such as church attendance and belief in God. Baylor releases a study that claims "it is the most extensive and sensitive study of religion ever conducted, linking up with the pioneering surveys conducted by...
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For those of you who like to follow the latest church web/technology out there, here are a list of blogs & resource sites:
ChurchTechBlogs (An aggregator of Church Tech Bloggers, that Goodmanson.com has been added to.)
Blog Ministry (A site dealing with web ministry & online evangelism)
Church Marketing Sucks (Church...
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I was able to use Microsoft Producer to take my PowerPoint and integrate the MP3: Technology & Mission Session requires IE which contradicts the web standards I advocate, but I have not had the time to coordinate the PowerPoint presentation with the audio mp3 in Flash. If you know how to do this and want to, let me...
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The Acts 29 Network launched their new website. The previous site, while very sexy, wasn't as functional being an all-flash website. The new site takes the old look and moves it to web standards (design/content done by Church Plant Media) using Ekklesia 360 CMS as the backend. There should be a lot more...
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It's gotten to this. djchuang posts on Why I like Keller more than Piper. A new wave of preacher Deathmatches are sweeping the internet, where will it go?
Mark Driscoll vs. Joshua Harris
John MacArthur vs. Andy Stanley
Rick McKinely vs. Chris Seay
Bill Hybels vs. Rick Warren
Ed Young vs. Joel Osteen
Mark Moore vs. David...
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A growing number of Protestant evangelists raise a joyful Yes! But the idea is poison to other, more mainstream pastors.
When George Adams lost his job at an Ohio tile factory last October, the most practical thing he did, he thinks, was go to a new church, even though he had to move his wife and four preteen boys to Conroe, a...
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God might not have a MySpace, but He’s got the web’s attention.
One has Psalms, the other has podcasts. One creates meaning out of Latin, an ancient language; the other finds new meanings through derivatives of common words, like “digg,” “friendster,” or “flickr.” One community meets...
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