Comments on: What is your churches Mullet Strategy?

By: Mullet Strategy « SFAdams

Mullet Strategy « SFAdams — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 14:42:05 +0000

[...] Mullet Strategy 17Aug07 The other day while pursuing a blog I frequent often, (Goodmanson.com), I came across a post from my good friend Drew, “What is your Churches Mullet Strategy?”. I chuckled thinking of the Title… Good stuff too. The next day during a confrence call with Drew and several other companies this post/subject cam up,.. with a few comical comments,.. then I asked a question: How does a “skullet” work into this strategy?” Think about that for a few… [...]

By: davidthew

davidthew — Thu, 09 Aug 2007 13:15:38 +0000

Goodstuf, Drew. We have tried to meld vision, critical info and dialogue on our church website (www.sojournhuntsville.org). However, it becomes distracting to try to do too much on the front page. The mullet philosophy should assist us in streamlining. We welcome your input.

Thanks for engaging and impacting culture.

By: Of Mullets and Mars Hill « Provocations & Pantings

Of Mullets and Mars Hill « Provocations & Pantings — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 08:24:57 +0000

[...] Of Mullets and Mars Hill Drew Goodmanson wants to know, “What’s Your Church’s Mullet Strategy?” because he is looking to relaunch his church’s website and design. So what is the “mullet strategy?” [...]

By: The Mullet Strategy | Lo-Fi Tribe

The Mullet Strategy | Lo-Fi Tribe — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 17:13:35 +0000

[...] Does you church have a mullett strategy? Better get one! [...]

By: D. Goodmanson

D. Goodmanson — Sun, 05 Aug 2007 05:33:34 +0000

Steve - Totally agree that we need to be in the world. In fact, part of Ekklesia’s strategy is to leverage Christian’s social interest for the purpose of mission in the world through a localized Meetup meets Digg meets social networking.

Eug - Ouch. Mullets are back in brother!

By: Eug

Eug — Sat, 04 Aug 2007 21:34:42 +0000

This explains your recent hair cut Drew, its all connected!

By: Steve Rush

Steve Rush — Sat, 04 Aug 2007 18:44:20 +0000

Go figure; his URL is a MySpace page!

Good thinkin’ Drew. I see we are in line with each other on this, so i really don’t have much to add; i will let you see my pre-response that i just wrote on my own church’s members’ site though:

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I spend a few minutes each day, most days, on both of the social nets you mentioned; (My* & Facebook), yet i tend to agree that they can be a time waster. It’s a matter of how much of your day is given to them i suppose? On the other hand i believe it is important for us, as a believing community, to maintain our presence ‘in the world’ so to speak.

Do you imagine that Jesus knew about the internet, and may even have had it in mind, when he commanded his disciples (and us as his disciples in the information age) to be ‘in the world?’ Those are my thoughts on the matter, but they come before i have read your linked articles, just as a simple matter of full disclosure. :)