Alister Cameron // Blogologist

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Tag: Church

Megachurch leaders reap the consequences of choosing Mammon over God

31 August 2007 – 3:08 pm

Ah gee. I have no idea who these people are. They’re not part of “my tribe”. But it saddens me terribly. “It became less about God and more about self-promotion,” said a former church administrator. No bloody kidding.
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A great read on Social Networking and Christian Ministry

10 July 2007 – 2:06 pm

Stephen Shields recently wrote a great article on the uptake of online social networking as a community-building and outreach strategy for the local church. It’s a great read.
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The Blogging Church, by Brian Bailey with Terry Storch

15 January 2007 – 3:15 pm

The UPS man dropped off my advance copy of The Blogging Church about 30 minutes ago. I’m very excited to read this. Unless I am mistaken it’s the first time a mainstream publisher has published a proper book on blogging and Christian ministry. As many will know (or guess), I have a couple of clients [...]

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If only this wasn’t so funny in an uneasy, queazy kind of way…

27 November 2006 – 2:34 pm

Consumer Church. It’s funny but it’s awful. Don’t say I didn’t warn you!
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Bill Muehlenberg’s site is live

2 May 2006 – 10:04 am

My mate Bill Muehlenberg is an amazingly fluid and prolific writer and must be one of the most widely read people I’ve ever met. I am SO jealous of both his book collection and his ability to voraciously digest everything he reads (so quickly). Anyway, I have enjoyed working with him, and that work has [...]

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