Archive for November, 2006

Today I've got a question on my mind:What Do Your Wish Your Church Website Could Do?We've spent a lot of the last year or so discussing what should and shouldn't be done with your church website, but I've been wondering lately what...

November 23, 2006 | In: archives

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

I'd just like to wish all my American brethren a happy Thanksgiving Day! I'm looking forward to spending the day with my family as my wife and I host them for the first time. Should keep us pretty busy!But let's make sure to take time...

I have to thank Frank Johnson over at Strategic Digital Outreach for pointing me in the direction of an article from Gadgetopia entitled What Content Management Won't Do. As you've probably read before, I'm a semi-advocate of the CMS. I...

November 16, 2006 | In: archives

Funnel Approach To Web Ministry

I've been sitting on this information for a little while, because it's a lot to absorb. I'm not saying it's complex, but it's definitely food for thought.What I'm referring to is Dan Lee's Ministry Funnel (click to view...

Over at Art of Mission, they're doing a Church Website Survey as part of a research project. It'll be interesting to see if they'll pass any of their findings on to the rest of us, because, even though it's just a short survey, there...

November 10, 2006 | In: archives

Website For Evangelism

To close out this week and give you some weekend food for thought, I thought I'd pass along these ideas from Gospelcom.net, in last months Web Evangelism Bulletin, on ways to make your website an evangelistic tool.Some are very good, which I've...

Well, the results of our October poll are in (a week late...boy, does time fly by). Anyhoo, it looks like 74% of churches don't seem to be taking full advantage of their websites as sources of key information.I personally am a bit disappointed in...

November 6, 2006 | In: archives

Site Longevity: Moore's Law

One other factor that is likely to have an impact on the longevity of your website is technology. While we usually have some level of control over design, usability and utility, technology is an outside influence that is typically beyond our control. ...

We've already identified design and useability as important factors in site longevity, but one of the other major areas we can look at to help increase the longevity of our sites is it's utility. Whereas useability refers to the ease of use,...

November 1, 2006 | In: archives

My 5 Answers

I just wanted to pass along that I was recently asked to participate in ChurchCommunicationsPro.com's 5 Questions With Blogging Pastors/Believers series, which has included all kinds of influential Christian bloggers. I have to admit that it was...

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