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Improving your church website

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September 11, 2012 at 9:25 am.

Churches not paying attention to their websites are missing the forest and the trees when it comes to creating a port of entry for people to discover their church.

Leading website firm announces free service to church plants

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church, church plants, design, Internet, LEADERSHIP, service, Siteorganic, social networking, TECHNOLOGY, website

April 28, 2010 at 4:00 pm.

SiteOrganic has announced that newly-planted churches can now receive its most popular website design

Churches upgrade connection

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bandwidth, broadband, church, Communication, community, congregation, efficiency, email, Internet, IT, leader, Mike Gold, Shelby Systems, staff, TECHNOLOGY, website

March 22, 2010 at 11:36 am.

After 14 years in IT work with a megachurch, Mike Gold decided to put his practical, hands-on experience to work for a leading corporate firm where he can work with dozens of megachurches.

Enemy in the castle

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church, dangers, email, Internet, leaders, oversight, porn, RISK MANAGEMENT, staff, TECHNOLOGY, transparency, website

March 9, 2010 at 2:56 pm.

For years now, I’ve looked on as wary church leaders and their tech gurus waged an endless war on the growing threat that Internet pornography represents to their congregations.

Ten ways to secure your largest donations ever

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biblical, Capital Campaigns, church, congregation, counsel, education, generosity, gifts, goal, ongoing, website

May 1, 2009 at 8:40 am.

While capital campaigns will always generate larger gifts and pledges, here are 10 additional ideas to help you jump start some ways to get larger gifts on an ongoing basis to fulfill your church’s mission and vision for the future.

Church ministry shouldn’t end at the property line

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church, community, congregants, congregation, connect, LEADERSHIP, website

April 1, 2009 at 11:44 am.

While traditional interaction occurs face-to-face, a growing percentage of church-goers connect through another medium — the Web. For Crossroads Church in Grass Valley, CA, their church lacked the kind of online presence that leadership felt was necessary for connecting with their congregation and reaching out to their local community.