2010-08-09T15:33:02-05:00 GCI info@gospel.com /feeds/topics/connection/ http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/595 2010-08-09T15:33:02-05:00 The Web is primarily a relationship builder. If it connects my computer to yours, then it connects me to you, your thoughts to mine. Everything else is just the nuts and bolts. Very often, such relationships are fleeting. But worthwhile. John at ChurchCrunch explains how he uses Aardvark to connect with people who are asking spiritual questions. Charlotte writes how she helps people asking questions on Yahoo Answers. Rob from New Zealand says, “I am doing my best to reach others through Facebook and YouTube. YouTube is easy as you just reply to comments about clips and get a conversation going.” There is also a huge need for Christians to become e-mentors for inquirers who write to large web outreach ministries. http://hutchcraft.com/A-Word-With-You/Your-Most-Important-Relationship/Getting-Up-Close-and-Personal-4215 2008-08-25T12:57:12-05:00 Even babies seem to know that there's something about touching a person's face that is especially intimate. Psychologists tell us that they're right, and that even in romantic affection, touching the face is one of the most meaningful levels of physical intimacy. It's no wonder babies know to seek our face.