Excuse Me, Sir? Your Website is Showing.

I recently “un-attended” the ChurchTechCamp Dallas “un-conference” (#CTCDallas on Twitter) and came across this little gem in the message boards: “For 20 years, incoming students at DTS (Dallas Theological Seminary) reported that the #1 reason they come to DTS is the influence of a pastor. In 2008, the new #1 reason was that they like the website. If our future leaders choose seminaries on the basis of websites, certainly our congregants are doing the same.” Yeesh–that’s telling. The question you/your ministry/your organization needs to ask is, “What does our website say about us?”

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I am a religious deviant who enjoys coffee, collared shirts, spending time with my wife and son, learning about quantum physics and creatively exploring the riches of the Spirit of Christ. Find more here: JustinWise.me

Tonya Lappel

I've learned a lot from this site - I hope you continue writing because I love your stuff!

Sam Mahlstadt

Good thought, websites are becoming more critical by the day it seems. We must find a balance of how we budget our attention with web and physical contact.

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