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Electronic Communication for Churches

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This is an audio recording of a presentation I gave on using technology in ministry. Here's the outline:

1 Church Websites
1.1 Web 1.0, 2.0, 3.0
1.2 Dreamhost free hosting (Lutherans Online is not better than nothing)
1.3 Content Management System vs. Static HTML
1.4 Interactive site possibilities
1.1.1 Blog your newsletter article
1.1.2 Bulletin/Announcements
1.1.3 Podcast
1.1.3.1 Sermon
1.1.3.2 Bible Study
1.1.3.3 Topical
1.5 Video
1.5.1 Streaming: Ustream.tv, Stickam.com, Livestream.com/qik.com
1.5.2 Archived: Podcasts
2 Social Media and Networking
2.1 Facebookread more »

Evangelism Moments

I wrote these up for our District's professional packet and thought I'd share them with the rest of the world, too. Written newsletter-style, here are some bullet-point evangelism suggestions for churches and individuals.

Download them all, then leave a comment below with more suggestions.

The House of God

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Do not trust the words of this saying, “This is the LORD’S temple, the LORD’S temple, the LORD’S temple!” (Jeremiah 7:3, 4, GWV)
The people of Jeremiah’s day, specifically the residents of Jerusalem, were facing invasion by a seemingly unstoppable enemy, but they had faith that God would protect them. Soon after, the Chaldean army captured Jerusalem and took the people into captivity.read more »

Other Resources from old site

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Elder Contact Questions: When your elders (or you) call members you haven't seen in church for a while, here's a guideline outline for the conversation.

College Freshmen: This is an open letter to college freshmen, intended to warn them about the dangers they face as Christians in the college environment. It is in Word 6.0/95 format.read more »

Term Papers and Bible Studies in Practical Theology from old site

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Evangelism

Halloween Jn 3.16 Tract: A half-page tract to be handed out with candy on halloween. Customize with your church info.

New Neighbor Letter
RTF
PDF

Surfing for Jesus: Using the Internet for Evangelism and Ministryread more »

Expanded Bible Study based on the 8 Synodical Stewardship Principles

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Bible Study made available based on Stewardship Principles from the Iowa District East.

God's Stewards Live With An Awareness Of The Present And Future, Of Time And Eternity

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The final installment of the Biblical Stewardship Principles series.

God's Stewards Are Served And Serving

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Part 7 in the Biblical Stewardship Principles series

God's Stewards Are Loved And Loving

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A Newsletter based on Stewardship Principle #6.

God's Stewards are in the world but not of the world

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More on the Stewardship principles.

God's Stewards Are Uniquely Singular, Yet Profoundly Plural

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The next in the stewardship series.

Friendship Ablaze

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Friendship Sunday/Month materials, including assimilation materials and "Prospect Keeper" software for managing visitors. (Prospect Keeper can be used without other materials if desired.)

God’s Stewards are Managers, Not Owners

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A newsletter article from a series based on the stewardship principles.

Evangelism Moment

Evangelism Ideas from St. Paul's, Delaware, IA

Ongoing Ambassadors for Christ

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The LCMS Youth & Adults Evangelism program

Elder Contact Questions

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When your elders (or you) call members you haven't seen in church for a while, here's a guideline outline for the conversation.

Halloween John 3:16 Tract

A half-page tract to be handed out with candy on halloween. Customize with your church info.

New Neighbor Letter

A letter to send from the church to people who have moved into the neighborhood. Check with your utility companies for these addresses. Many will give away these lists.

God's Bank

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God's Bank

A sketch designed for a stewardship newsletter article demonstrating that we are God's possessions.

God's Stewards Are God's Stewards

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The first in a newsletter series on the stewardship principles.

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