Archive for February, 2010

Live-blogging a presbytery meeting… how would you react?

I just read a fascinating blog post by Adam Copeland and immediately wondered what my fellow PCCers would think. What did Adam do that was so thought-provoking? He live-blogged a presbytery meeting. That is, he published a play-by-play of the meeting as it was happening. A portion of the post is reproduced here:

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links for 2010-02-05

11 Mind-Blowing Reasons Your Company Needs Facebook | Blogging and Content Creation | Social Media Consulting – Convince & Convert
Wow. Remember when MySpace was the dominant social network? Seems like a long time ago, as the past three years have seen Facebook approach, catch, and blow past MySpace to become our preferred online hangout spot.
Now, [...]

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links for 2010-02-04

Most Churches and Non Profits Use 3rd Party Systems for Online Donations | ChurchCrunch
According to a recent study, most churches and non-profits are leveraging 3rd party systems for their online donation efforts coming in at 51%. 16% say they are using a whitelabel solution while a whopping 33% don’t use any at all.
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