I have set up a system which needs many further refinements, done as an effort to provide a way to update the Website through some data updates. The Church Newsletter and weekly schedules are entered into a schema that organizes Site Page copy by section, the “This Sunday ” link (which grabs a page full of copy I dump in from Continue Reading
Now that my Web development is “free” (in the sense that the projects I am envisioning are now “from within” instead of imposed from above — in the sense of a workplace, managerial figure) , I want to begin to technically map some of the ways and means of achiveing and building enviroments where some of this “Church of the Continue Reading
I have strung together some articles around the “Church of the Saviour Web” theme “Telling the Story of a Church on the web” “Beyond BrochureWare for Churches” “A Place of Connectivity”
In “A Place of Connectivity” (a substory under “Church of the Saviour Web”) I am wondering about how to do “TrackBack”: The “disconnect” between the “experience” of a Church when comparing their “atmosphere” in face-to-face events vs the “aura” of the online “place” is what I consider to be the best indicator of where to attack the problem of the lack of Continue Reading
“Church of the Saviour Web” is a piece I am writing which begins to explore the many pieces of an effective, engaging, and energizing Church Web which communicates how closely integrated Church can be with ALL OF LIFE. An “always on” connection to the “buzz” and to the energy of the spirit which seems to permeate the atmosphere in a Continue Reading
“A RADICAL EXPERIMENT IN WASHINGTON Peter Rentier visited the Church of the Saviour in Washington and found a church that wasn’t afraid to take a risk. Ahead of their time, they have built a radically different kind of small church committed to its community.“