The Ministry Internet & Technology Summit

The Christian Leadership Alliance has asked that I organize an Internet Ministry conference for CLA 2010 and beyond. This year it will be in San Diego, CA, on April 19-21, 2010. This year we have our schedule of speakers that will include numerous panel members from ministries around the world. SUMMIT OVERVIEW: Technology is...

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Online Conversions

Mar 10, 09 Online Conversions

Posted by D. Goodmanson in General Technology, Monk Dev

Lately I’ve been in a couple conversations regarding online conversions. Are they happening? Yes and by the millions according to sites like GodRev (see Joy in Heaven). Using GodRev as the example, they take people through a process of Knowing God where visitors go through a multimedia rich 7-step engagement towards a...

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The Truth about Church Websites and Effective Online Outreach

Thank you for all who participated in today’s webinar, nearly 80 people signed-up for it. For those who missed it, here was the description of the webinar: We have all heard about the importance of a church website, the craze of social networking and the need for pastors to blog. But how effective are these strategies...

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State of the Church Online : Goals Met

We have hit and now are exceeding our response goals! Thank you to all who promoted & participated in the State of the Church Online surveys. We have over 500 responses to the Social & Community Network survey and over 50 churches who will participate in the web analytics evaluation. Thank you Church Relevance, Godbit,...

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The State of the Church Online – Part II Church Websites & Usage

How effective is your church website? Are regulars coming back frequently? Are you gathering new people? If not, who is visiting your website? Why are they visiting? Where are these visitors coming from? Church website designs have improved greatly over the last few years but are the designs created for the right online visitors? ...

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The State of the Church Online – Part I Social & Community Networks

Jan 27, 09 The State of the Church Online – Part I Social & Community Networks

Posted by D. Goodmanson in Church, General Technology

Are churches using the internet to gather, disciple and build community? In the last couple years a number of new private church community networks have been launched in addition to numerous social networking sites. We are still very early on in understanding what churches are doing effectively online. You are invited to...

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2009 Technology & Church Planting Conferences Roadmap

Here are a few good conferences coming up that are on my roadmap: [REVISED 5/11] National Religious Broadcasters Convention & Exposition (February 7-10 Nashville, TN) The NRB annual Convention & Exposition is the largest nationally and internationally recognized event dedicated solely to assist those in the field of...

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Ministry Websites Launched

Monk Development has a number of ministry sites coming down the pipeline, here are a few of our recent launches: Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) has spread to more than 100 campuses across the country and has grown to include well over 200 full time staff. RUF holds to the core beliefs of historic Christianity which motivate...

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Cobblestone Community Network

The secret is being let out….Cobblestone Community Network teaser site is now up. Cobblestone is more than a social networking site; Cobblestone is designed to engage users in behaviors that help them be the...

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Blog Stats & Demographics

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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