Beware! Avoid Using Social Media That Resembles Spam
Social media can either build relational bridges through building a networking platform or burn relational bridges through advertisement methods that appear more […]
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10 Ways A Blog Can Revolutionize Your Ministry (Over the Summer)
The Summer of “Non-Ministry” For most of us working with college students, the summer has long been a time for rest […]
Is Your Social Media Social?
“When we looked at how many different people they communicated with every month, it was only 6 people. This is despite the […]
Pintrestry (or Pinterest in Ministry)
It’s amazing how quickly social sites have grown in the last few years. One of the newest is Pinterest, described by the […]
The Importance, and Basics, of Facebook in Campus Ministry
I think if there’s any technology that holds the most potential for use (and abuse) for campus ministry, it’s Facebook. Our […]
Blogging 101: For Busy Ministry Leaders
I’m excited to announce the launch of my newest eResource: Blogging 101: For Busy Ministry Leaders. Blogging 101 is a short primer […]
Reclaiming the Formative Years: A College Minister’s Manifesto
I’m excited to announce the launch of my first eBook! This has been an internal work bubbling up for almost 15 years […]
Blogging, Working on a Book & Partnering With You This Summer
Greetings FaithONCampus.com friends! I don’t typically address you as a community, but for the sake of full-disclosure, I wanted to give you […]
The Digital Pastor || Blogging as Outreach
Updated 4/12/12 This is the third installment in The Digital Pastor series. This series was birthed out of wanting to think with […]
The Digital Pastor || Blogging as Leadership Development
Photo courtesy of: http://bf3-hacks.net Updated 3/19/12 In a previous post, I started to explore the idea of being a “Digital Pastor” by looking […]