If Jesus Had A Website

While site design does play an role in the longevity of a site, it is often not the determining factor. However, one of the key factors is often a site's usability, or the ease in which a user can use your site. The simple reason for this is that...

Well, I was contacted late last week by a reporter with Point Park University's News Service here in Pittsburgh being asked to give my opinions on the role of church websites in church marketing after she found my article over at Church Marketing...

With the start of a new year for IJHAW, I've recently been thinking more about some of the keys to site longevity. This idea is important when it comes to church websites because most churches can't afford to have a webmaster on staff full-time...

I happened to read this article from Jeremy Wood over at BlogMinistry, and felt an obligation to address it myself. I'll let you read his comments yourself, but basically Kevin Denee of The Restored Church of God (which originates from the Worldwide...

It's amazing to think that it was one year ago today that I finally got this site off the ground with my first post. Admittedly, I started out very raw and with just a vague idea of what the site should be. However, the site has come a long way...

Well, the month of September has come and gone already, so it's probably time to look back at last month's poll. When you were asked what the primary function of your church's website was, the majority of you let me know that information...

Last year, I wrote an article about the problems of making too much information available on your church web site. It all still applies today, but one safeguard I failed to include is the idea of a Photo Policy.What brought this to mind was the...

IJHAW has chosen to go pink in October in order to help raise awareness about breast cancer. Since my mother is a survivor herself, it's a cause I'm more than happy to get behind.I encourage everyone, whether you know someone who's dealt...