Internet Ministry Conference 2010 – Grand Rapids, MI

Posted by David | Posted in About The Event Guy, The Conference | Posted on 15-07-2010

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The 2010 Internet Ministry Conference

October 26-27, 2010 – Prince Conference Center, Grand Rapids, MI (http://www.calvin.edu/prince/)

When You Register Early You Get Two Ticket Options:

  1. Conference Pass with Hotel Room
    1. Hotel Room (Conference center hotel or nearby hotel)*
    2. Meals Included
      - Dinner Tuesday
      - Lunch and Dinner Wednesday
    3. Snack Breaks
    4. Conference attendance on both days
  2. Conference Pass Only
    1. Meals Included
      - Dinner Tuesday
      - Lunch and Dinner Wednesday
    2. Snack Breaks
    3. Conference attendance on both days
* Not all tickets include this. You must purchase ticket that mentions hotel included or it is just a conference attendance

Facebook and Your Church

Posted by David | Posted in Church, Social Media | Posted on 13-07-2010

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Danielle Hartland over at Church Marketing Sucks just finished a great 5 part series on Facebook and your church. I would recommend reading it. Here are the links to the posts!

Facebook for Churches: Getting Your Church Staff to Care

Facebook For Churches: How Our Church Uses Facebook

Facebook for Churches: Pastors on Facebook

Facebook for Churches: Resources (posted by Kevin Hendricks)

Facebook for Churches: Next Steps

REPOST From Gospel.com: 10 ways the internet is changing evangelism and missions

Posted by David | Posted in Internet Evangelism, Internet Ministry | Posted on 06-07-2010

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10 ways the internet is changing evangelism and missions: “Have you thought about how the internet is changing missions?

John Edmiston certainly has. In an article at the Lausanne World Pulse, he lists 10 ways the internet is changing evangelism and missions. It’s clear from his

Navigate The Web 101, Part 4

Posted by David | Posted in Navigation | Posted on 01-07-2010

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Breadcrumb Best Practices – Steve Krug


  • Put them at the top
  • use > between the levels
  • use tiny type – Breadcrumbs are just an accessory
  • use the term “You are here”
  • Bold face the last item – highlights where they are
  • Don’t use as a substitute for a page name

Used with permission from Steve Krug – Taken From Don’t Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability, 2nd Edition