Archive for September, 2009

links for 2009-09-29

Hidden tragedy of poor communication in recruiting volunteers for special events: no spiritual growth for members « effective church communication
When we don’t communicate effectively prior to an outreach or other church event and we don’t get the volunteers we need to make it really successful, it’s easy to focus on how the communication short-comings make [...]

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links for 2009-09-28

World famous evangelist to be featured – Chatham Daily News – Ontario, CA
For no other reason than to celebrate the one remaining treasure on the corner of Wellington and Fifth Streets, we all need to celebrate the 175th anniversary (the congregation was formally organized in 1835) of First Presbyterian Church (Oct. 3 to 4).
The cornerstone [...]

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links for 2009-09-16

Presbyterian Bloggers: Building "Church" with Social Media
One of the bloggers in our web ring has done a series of posts about the value of social media in the development of faith communities:
Using Social Media to Build Community, Part I
Using Social Medial to Build Local Community, Part II
If Jesus Were a Dog, Would He Tweet, Part [...]

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