A few days ago, the NYTimes published an article asking “Why is it so hard to make friends after 30?” Being in my early 20′s, this scared me. I didn’t realize making friends became more difficult.
But according to them, it is.
In response, a company called GrubWithUs posted an article that paints their service as the future of friend-making through what I’m calling “Connection Intent.” Here’s what they had to say:
Last month, Eric posted about Style Tiles and their use in the process of designing a site. I heard about the idea at ConvergeSE, a conference in South Carolina dedicated to the web design, development and marketing where the creator, Samantha Warren, was presenting. I wanted to take it to the next level, so I created Tile Generator, a site that quickly uses CSS to convey the visual essence of a site for a client. Continue Reading…
Many of you are familiar with TheNINES, a free online conference for church leaders. Well, on Tuesday, September 27th, they’re ramping up another full day of content. We wanted to give you a rundown of the conference so you can be a part of it next week!
TheNINES is a free, online conference held each year by The Leadership Network. Each speaker submits a short video centered around a specific theme. This year the conference will be organized around 9 themes, ranging from preaching to time management, that directly affect pastors and church leaders.
Each theme lasts an hour, you can see the full schedule here: TheNINES Schedule.
This year features over 100 speakers, including Mark Driscoll, Margaret Feinberg, Dino Rizzo, Ed Stetzer, and many others. Continue Reading…
I would characterize my experience online as a “neverending quest to find a new emoticon.” It’s like alchemy really, or coining a new phrase. Just imagine creating an emoticon that suddenly captures the national consciousness. When :>$ is the most used emoticon of 2011, you’ll know who to thank. 
Regardless, I’ve put together an infographic that will guide you through the difficult, complex waters of conveying emotion in a digital world. Imagine the disaster of using an 
when a :-/ is appropriate.
This is real, ladies and gentlemen, don’t mess it up.
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Proclaim is doing a *huge* giveaway of Worship Resources. They have over $20,000 of prizes to give away, spread out over 100 winners.
From their email alert:
Enter The Great Worship Resource Giveaway to win 1 of 100 prizes valued over $20,000. Click the link below for details on how to enter. Also, click like and share below to let your worship team member friends know about all the great stuff that’s being given away. Win a guitar, worship videos, worship CD’s, a new church website, worship event passes to the best training seminars, and much more.
Check out http://proclaimonline.com to enter the giveaway.
FellowshipOne, one of our sponsors here on ChurchC.ms, has joined the ActiveNetwork. Notice of the acquisition was posted yesterday.
Here’s what FellowshipOne said in a press released sent by email: Continue Reading…
Tier 2 is categorized by primarily larger, established CMS providers who lack the userbase to be considered Tier 1. Choosing a tier 2 will often result in more complete software solutions geared at medium or large churches.
The purpose of ChurchC.ms is to find and report on every CMS that focuses on Churches. We’ve finished posting each one that we can find, and are organizing them by tier. A tier is a subjective distinction that delineates different levels of ChCMS, primarily based on size and time on the market. Continue Reading…
The purpose of ChurchC.ms is to find and report on every CMS that focuses on Churches. We’ve finished posting each one that we can find, and are organizing them by tier. A tier is a subjective distinction that delineates different levels of ChCMS, primarily based on size and time on the market. Continue Reading…
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