Make your service times visible

Make your service times visible

If you could include only one piece of information on your church website, what would it be?

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Do you write-off poor spellers?

Do you write-off poor spellers?

I begin the doubt the credibility of a website when I come across glaring spelling and grammatical errors. Do you?

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Use the web to extend the life of your sermons

Use the web to extend the life of your sermons

Our church websites provide some unique opportunities to extend the life of sermons, and encourage those who heard them to continue to discuss and apply this truth to their lives…

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Review: Social Marketing Playbook

Review: Social Marketing Playbook

I just finished reading the Social Marketing Playbook – a free e-book by 360i. It’s another source of inspiration for churches and ministries seeking to learn more about social media…

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Why I’ve decided online religious debate is a bad idea

Why I’ve decided online religious debate is a bad idea

I’ve spent some time reflecting on the debate that has taken place following my reflections on Monday’s Q&A debate. There’s good reasons why online debate about religion isn’t a great idea…

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Reflections on watching ABC1’s Q&A (featuring Richard Dawkins)

Reflections on watching ABC1’s Q&A (featuring Richard Dawkins)

Last night I watched Q&A on ABC1. It was only the second time I’ve watched it, and I watched it in good company with some friends on Twitter as we shared our reflections and frustrations with each other. And there were a lot of frustrations. Here are my reflections on the debate – I’d love to hear yours if you were watching…

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