Category: Ministry

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Every year we in the Global Technology Office (GTO) stop and reflect on what we did and what we want to do. “Kairos” is a Greek word roughly meaning “at the right moment”. GTO, with members usually scattered around the world, makes an effort to be in these meetings. We are always trying to adapt…

Latin America Campus Crusade has plans to expand their campus ministry using “virtual” tools. Karin and I were invited to Rio de Janeiro to train our staff how to use the Global ConneXion (GCX). The day started out with a lot of questions. The excitement grew as they started planning and building GCX websites. Here…

At the end of January, 3 of my teammates Mark, Kay and Karin traveled to Ghana and Kenya to “train the trainers” in the launch of a mobile phone-based Bible leadership project. The team trained 28 church leaders from 10 African countries! The leaders from West Africa are pictured below, proudly holding certificates of achievement.…

Last weekend (Feb 18-19) GCX was migrated to a new server–different city, different company. I was able to monitor progress with my colleagues and tweet updates from @gcxhelp. The migration seemed to go well, though slow. The benefits of this migration include more bandwidth at lower cost.

George M. (Kenya) and George B. (Ghana) were glad when our staff team came to their countries last week. They want to see African pastors trained to help reach not just their countries but the “Sahara Belt” for Christ. This training will be done on mobile phones so the pastors can continue to minister to…

While in San Francisco, I’d be crazy to stay in a conference room all day! A group of us went, and were able to “see the sights” a little bit between WordCamp sessions. Actually during some really technical sessions a few of us skipped out to take a bus tour. We wanted to stop. We…

My team just attended WordCamp SF 2011. It was held at the Univ of CA San Francisco. I learned a lot but am sorting out “useful” information from just the “interesting” information. Really glad we went. Got some contact info for projects or questions.