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Wednesday, November 14, 2007

Does your church allow YOU to participate online?


image via 'Geeks & God Podcast'

"On today's episode we make an attempt at tackling The Online Church's biggest fear: User Contributed Content."

"We're happy to say, not all churches or ministries are afraid of user contributed content. Some understand that it's the only way to have true church community online all week long. However, there's still plenty of churches who shy away because of the perceived dangers of allowing anyone to add things to the church website. This week, we do our best to educate and encourage, looking at some misconceptions of user contributed content and we talk about different methods of adding checks and balances to the process." "But, before all this, we talk about an issue that frustrates us geeky folks when we seek to help our churches advance in the area of technology in ministry. Innovation is slower in the church than it is elsewhere, and we throw out some ideas about why that is."

Check out today's 'Geek & God Podcast'.

posted by IndyChristian @ 7:13 AM

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