http://churchm.ag/tribes-day-1-needs/ Exploring the Intersection of Church and Technology Thu, 09 Feb 2012 16:12:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://churchm.ag/tribes-day-1-needs/#comment-43945 Tribes: a blogging book club | Mr Shields: I'm a reader not a fighter Mon, 28 Mar 2011 20:36:54 +0000 http://churchcrunch.com/?p=4613#comment-43945 [...] Each day a different person is leading the discussion on several pages.  The list of the blog of the day is on the overview page.  The first day’s discussion is here [...] [...] Each day a different person is leading the discussion on several pages.  The list of the blog of the day is on the overview page.  The first day’s discussion is here [...]

]]> http://churchm.ag/tribes-day-1-needs/#comment-43944 Tribes: a blogging book club | Bookwi.se Sun, 13 Mar 2011 14:02:06 +0000 http://churchcrunch.com/?p=4613#comment-43944 [...] Each day a different person is leading the discussion on several pages.  The list of the blog of the day is on the overview page.  The first day’s discussion is here [...] [...] Each day a different person is leading the discussion on several pages.  The list of the blog of the day is on the overview page.  The first day’s discussion is here [...]

]]> http://churchm.ag/tribes-day-1-needs/#comment-43941 TRIBES - The Blogging Adventure Fri, 05 Jun 2009 19:04:59 +0000 http://churchcrunch.com/?p=4613#comment-43941 [...] 1 - April 13th: John Saddington: Pages 1-5 Day 2 - April 14th: Billy Johnson: Pages 6-12 Day 3 - April 15th: Eric Murrell: Pages 12-16 Day 4 - [...] [...] 1 – April 13th: John Saddington: Pages 1-5 Day 2 – April 14th: Billy Johnson: Pages 6-12 Day 3 – April 15th: Eric Murrell: Pages 12-16 Day 4 – [...]

]]> http://churchm.ag/tribes-day-1-needs/#comment-43940 Jim Wed, 15 Apr 2009 15:15:20 +0000 http://churchcrunch.com/?p=4613#comment-43940 i've been processing where God has led me and how I can lead my tribe effectively and intentionally rather than just doing. I've had some long conversations with my wife about a long-term digital strategy. The whole social media thing really just opened wide for me in terms of ministry in the past 4 months. i've been processing where God has led me and how I can lead my tribe effectively and intentionally rather than just doing. I've had some long conversations with my wife about a long-term digital strategy. The whole social media thing really just opened wide for me in terms of ministry in the past 4 months.

]]> http://churchm.ag/tribes-day-1-needs/#comment-43939 Jim Wed, 15 Apr 2009 15:11:18 +0000 http://churchcrunch.com/?p=4613#comment-43939 i love it when Uncle Seth stops by! i love it when Uncle Seth stops by!

]]> http://churchm.ag/tribes-day-1-needs/#comment-43935 Susan K. Stewart Tue, 14 Apr 2009 16:19:44 +0000 http://churchcrunch.com/?p=4613#comment-43935 "Too much of a happy go lucky attitude" Phillip, I don't see that as a negative to leadership. I'm sure I'd more easily follow you than your colonel in the Army. "Too much of a happy go lucky attitude" Phillip, I don't see that as a negative to leadership. I'm sure I'd more easily follow you than your colonel in the Army.

]]> http://churchm.ag/tribes-day-1-needs/#comment-43938 Tribes: A Group Blogging Project - #Tribes - Keeper of the Sound Tue, 14 Apr 2009 14:49:00 +0000 http://churchcrunch.com/?p=4613#comment-43938 [...] Day 1 - John Saddington [...] [...] Day 1 – John Saddington [...]

]]> http://churchm.ag/tribes-day-1-needs/#comment-43937 Kevin Gilbert Tue, 14 Apr 2009 13:14:52 +0000 http://churchcrunch.com/?p=4613#comment-43937 There's so much valuable insight in these comments. Thanks to everyone for sharing and participating. I think that we, Jarrod and I as a business partnership, are seeing some benefit and gaining some traction in building and developing our website and using these various communication tools (Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, etc.) to deliver our message to our potential and existing tribe members. I know we've seen direct correlation in traffic and page hits as we've provided valuable content. I've heard it said before and I've heard John say it recently, good SEO is called consistent, relevant content. The secret to that, I think we're all finding, is having that passion for something and sharing that passion. But the real secret is taking that passion and that desire to share and taking it to the next level by facilitating discussion and activity with others who also share that passion. Much like what we're doing with this group blog project. We all have a shared interest in leading and being led, or else we might not be doing this. And while John deserves much thanks for his vision and his desire to do this, it took more than desire. It took him opening up his blog and his time to facilitate. The best part about all of this, though, is the fact that this provides mutual benefit for all of us participating. From the wisdom shared and wisdom learned, to the development of our own tribe and the development of this common tribe, the underlying foundation is one of mutual benefit for all those involved. There's so much valuable insight in these comments. Thanks to everyone for sharing and participating. I think that we, Jarrod and I as a business partnership, are seeing some benefit and gaining some traction in building and developing our website and using these various communication tools (Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, etc.) to deliver our message to our potential and existing tribe members. I know we've seen direct correlation in traffic and page hits as we've provided valuable content. I've heard it said before and I've heard John say it recently, good SEO is called consistent, relevant content. The secret to that, I think we're all finding, is having that passion for something and sharing that passion. But the real secret is taking that passion and that desire to share and taking it to the next level by facilitating discussion and activity with others who also share that passion. Much like what we're doing with this group blog project. We all have a shared interest in leading and being led, or else we might not be doing this. And while John deserves much thanks for his vision and his desire to do this, it took more than desire. It took him opening up his blog and his time to facilitate. The best part about all of this, though, is the fact that this provides mutual benefit for all of us participating. From the wisdom shared and wisdom learned, to the development of our own tribe and the development of this common tribe, the underlying foundation is one of mutual benefit for all those involved.

]]> http://churchm.ag/tribes-day-1-needs/#comment-43936 Phillip Gibb Tue, 14 Apr 2009 12:23:47 +0000 http://churchcrunch.com/?p=4613#comment-43936 :-) thanks. thanks.

]]> http://churchm.ag/tribes-day-1-needs/#comment-43934 Phillip Gibb Tue, 14 Apr 2009 05:09:49 +0000 http://churchcrunch.com/?p=4613#comment-43934 Leadership is not an easy thing for me; accidentally or intentionally. Too much of a happy go lucky attitude - or so I was told by my Colonel in the Army. But I agree - it is an easy way out. Yet now with the internet and the incredible rise of social social networking there is an opportunity to become a good leader with intention and honest hard work as apposed to having that gift that everyone wishes they had (the one where people just follow like sheep based purely on personality) The internet has given me that opportunity to lead, now I need to be intentional about it. Leadership is not an easy thing for me; accidentally or intentionally. Too much of a happy go lucky attitude – or so I was told by my Colonel in the Army.
But I agree – it is an easy way out.
Yet now with the internet and the incredible rise of social social networking there is an opportunity to become a good leader with intention and honest hard work as apposed to having that gift that everyone wishes they had (the one where people just follow like sheep based purely on personality)
The internet has given me that opportunity to lead, now I need to be intentional about it.

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