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Posts made in September, 2008
A lot of bloggers can become stats monsters. Looking at how many unique visitors, links, page views, feed readers, etc. Well along comes a new research tool for gaining demographic information from your users and site visitors from Crowd Science.
There are a few invites left at Mashable if you want to try it...
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Over the year or so I have posted numerous entries regarding our shift to a decentralized way of being the church. As we began to go through this shift, I often posted what we were discussing and thinking Kaleo Church would begin to look like. You may have noticed in the last 9 months my posts decreased. This is because I wanted...
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#42 Drama Teams
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Total Church Conference
Speaker: Tim Chester
Session 3: Beyond Total Church
QUOTES:
Planting new churches isn’t enough, we need to create church planting movements.
The model of mission is supernatural. Prayer is the primary missionary activity.
The model of living is martyrdom. From incremental discipleship to martyrdom. ...
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Our client’s church websites continue to receive awards and recognition. For example, Church Relevance lists the top 90 church websites and numerous Ekklesia clients are on the list. On ChurchBeauty one-third of the sites on the current home page are on our system. Even the Ekklesia 360 admin interface was deemed one sexy...
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I’m heading to BlogWorld & the GodblogCon conference later this month. The conference will be dealing with Blogging and emerging internet media technologies.
Anyone else planning on making this conference in Las...
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Google just launched Google Chrome, a web browser to take on IE. I just downloaded it and it looks like it is the beginning of something pretty amazing. Learn more here or download Google Chrome...
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Total Church Conference
Speaker: Steve Timmis
Session 2: A Gospel Community Centered
Total Church Session 2
QUOTES:
When we use the word ‘church’ we are almost always miscommunicating both to the Christian and non-Christian. It seems we’ve lost the battle with this word. Why should we use a term where we are...
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