Comments on: The Church Body and the Internet, Part 2 http://www.scottfillmer.com/2008/06/06/the-church-body-and-the-internet-part-2/ Life in Faith & Photos Tue, 07 Feb 2012 23:05:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Scott Fillmer http://www.scottfillmer.com/2008/06/06/the-church-body-and-the-internet-part-2/#comment-2384 Scott Fillmer Tue, 01 Jul 2008 01:42:42 +0000 http://d.amasc.us/?p=38#comment-2384 @john many thanks for the clarification on the details of the post, sorry I wasn't a little more accurate on the details, great stuff either way though :) @john many thanks for the clarification on the details of the post, sorry I wasn’t a little more accurate on the details, great stuff either way though :)

]]> By: John Voelz http://www.scottfillmer.com/2008/06/06/the-church-body-and-the-internet-part-2/#comment-2383 John Voelz Tue, 01 Jul 2008 00:53:49 +0000 http://d.amasc.us/?p=38#comment-2383 Hey, Scott. Thanks for the link to Twitter Church and my blog. The Twitter Church experiments have been fun for us. Just to clarify though, Church Marketing Sucks did a post on our church (Westwinds) for sure but the "Twittering Church Poll Results" link you mention was not a poll specifically regarding OUR use of Twitter in church. It was a poll for churches using Twitter period. Thanks for the mention and the conversation. Hey, Scott. Thanks for the link to Twitter Church and my blog. The Twitter Church experiments have been fun for us. Just to clarify though, Church Marketing Sucks did a post on our church (Westwinds) for sure but the “Twittering Church Poll Results” link you mention was not a poll specifically regarding OUR use of Twitter in church. It was a poll for churches using Twitter period. Thanks for the mention and the conversation.

]]> By: jc http://www.scottfillmer.com/2008/06/06/the-church-body-and-the-internet-part-2/#comment-2382 jc Wed, 11 Jun 2008 01:44:47 +0000 http://d.amasc.us/?p=38#comment-2382 I agree, it is all a part of being relevant to culture. And the most important thing IMO is that these things are done with the same excellence as you will see in the secular world. I hate the mindset that it can be sub-par if it is Christian. I think we need to be leading the way, and it is great to see those out there that are. On a somewhat related note, dealing with your flickr, I was telling b/ that I feel like I have been kicked off the team because of all the photos that have been taken when I am not playing. jcs last blog post..<a href="http://jcchandler.wordpress.com/2008/05/15/prayer-part-3-his-will-be-done/" rel="nofollow">Prayer (part 3): His will be done</a> I agree, it is all a part of being relevant to culture. And the most important thing IMO is that these things are done with the same excellence as you will see in the secular world. I hate the mindset that it can be sub-par if it is Christian. I think we need to be leading the way, and it is great to see those out there that are.

On a somewhat related note, dealing with your flickr, I was telling b/ that I feel like I have been kicked off the team because of all the photos that have been taken when I am not playing.

jcs last blog post..Prayer (part 3): His will be done

]]> By: George R. Eddy http://www.scottfillmer.com/2008/06/06/the-church-body-and-the-internet-part-2/#comment-2381 George R. Eddy Tue, 10 Jun 2008 12:26:26 +0000 http://d.amasc.us/?p=38#comment-2381 My church has an arts school that teaches mostly music and dance, but writing is an art, too, and my church boasts at least one published author in R. Scott Osborne (<a href="http://www.thebookofblessings.com/" rel="nofollow"><i>The Book of Blessings</i></a>). Writing needs to be taught. Also, the Internet boasts so many wonderful, user-friendly technologies that can get the story of every believer out there. Basic blogging and HTML needs to be taught, too. I've gotten to where I use them without thinking myself, but if God wants to see them taught, I'll offer myself to teach them. My church has an arts school that teaches mostly music and dance, but writing is an art, too, and my church boasts at least one published author in R. Scott Osborne (The Book of Blessings). Writing needs to be taught.
Also, the Internet boasts so many wonderful, user-friendly technologies that can get the story of every believer out there. Basic blogging and HTML needs to be taught, too. I’ve gotten to where I use them without thinking myself, but if God wants to see them taught, I’ll offer myself to teach them.

]]> By: How Much is Enough, To Plurk | My Life in LA by Scott Fillmer http://www.scottfillmer.com/2008/06/06/the-church-body-and-the-internet-part-2/#comment-2380 How Much is Enough, To Plurk | My Life in LA by Scott Fillmer Fri, 06 Jun 2008 16:25:52 +0000 http://d.amasc.us/?p=38#comment-2380 [...] The Internet is a lot like this. How much is enough to make us go crazy. I think that is the wrong question. My friends over at Worship Journey and GotRoot have been discussing the use of technology and how to use the tools and options that come along with embracing technology (also see The Church Body and the Internet, Part 2). [...] [...] The Internet is a lot like this. How much is enough to make us go crazy. I think that is the wrong question. My friends over at Worship Journey and GotRoot have been discussing the use of technology and how to use the tools and options that come along with embracing technology (also see The Church Body and the Internet, Part 2). [...]

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