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Here’s a new missions book by mediastrategist Dan Henrich: Evangelism in the Digital Age: Media Case Studies (Volume 1). It gives a series of case study reports on various film, radio, web and mobile phone initiatives in Africa, S America and Asia in the last few years. A sample chapter is online in PDF format. [...]

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The organizers of Internet Evanglism Day are seeking your input. In your opinion, what would most help individual Christians or churches to investigate or use the growing opportunities for online evangelism? What do you think holds people back from considering these options? And do you have stories of digital evangelism that might inspire and encourage [...]

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Internet Evangelism Day’s page about Professor Sugata Mitra’s fascinating ‘hole in the wall’ experiments with poor children, and the $30 Indian tablet, highlights the opportunity to share the good news with Indian young people…   http://www.internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/5916   (Thanks Tony!)

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Probably the most strategic element of digital evangelism, including cross-culturally, is the video visual story, allied with relational sharing on Facebook and mobile phones. CALL2ALL is a missions/ministry media consultation in LA, 29 November to 3 December.   http://www.internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/6007   (Thanks Tony!)

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The folks at Internet Evangelism Day are now encouraging us to investigate digital evangelism during the entire month of May, as well as Internet Evangelism Day itself on 15 May. They also announce several initiatives by different teams, including the availability of The Mentor Center for online ministries to use, and a remarkably new system [...]

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It has never been so easy to share faith online. Exciting new resources will soon be released, helping Facebook and mobile phones users to build redemptive relationships. This year’s Internet Evangelism Day is set for 15 May, and enables churches and other groups to explore the growing opportunities for digital outreach. Find more details at… [...]

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“Emlyn and the Far Pools” is now available as an illustrated narration on YouTube, and can also be downloaded in WMV format, from HD for use in meetings, down to mobile phone format: http://www.internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/2968 (Thanks, Tony, for this tip!)

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Internet Evangelism Day and the Guide Network have produced an open letter in advance of Lausanne, encouraging missions to consider the growing opportunities to integrate web and mobile phone outreach into their ministries. It’s on the web at… http://www.internetevangelismday.com/mission-leaders.php

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Maybe you’ve heard about the book, “NetCasters: Using the Internet to Make Fishers of Men” by Craig von Buseck. Launched in June, Craig von Buseck’s landmark book draws on research for his recent doctoral dissertation as well as bible college lectures he has given on the topic. He presents a unique overview into the vast [...]

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Perhaps you’ve heard about the new book, “Netcasters: Using the Internet to Make Fishers of Men,” by Craig von Buseck. It is the first overview of digital evangelism for some years. Catch the Internet Evangelism Day review of the book at … http://www.internetevangelismday.com/netcasters

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‘Desperately Seeking Lodgers’ is a new short parable from Internet Evangelism Day, highlighting the need for church websites to be people-oriented. ‘”We need more lodgers,” said Maria Silversmith to her husband Milo one evening…’ http://www.internetevangelismday.com/church-evangelism.php

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The folks who serve up http://www.TunisLilMassih.com recently received permission to use two different translations of the Bible on their website.  Their original files are in Microsoft Word.  What’s the best way to index this information (all 1189 chapters and the thousands of verses)? In the end they’d like it to be both searchable (by scripture [...]

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Internet Evangelism Day argues that using popular culture as a starting point in evangelism is an often-forgotten tool for evangelism, including the non-western world: http://www.internetevangelismday.com/popular-culture.php

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