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Mobile phones for evangelism, discipleship and mission
A strategic article advocating the potential of mobile phone in evangelism and ministry, with special reference to the Majority World. Check out PDF article The Little Phone That Could from the latest International Journal of Frontier Missions.
The article also announces the launch of Mobile Advance, a vital website designed to resource people in the use these mobile strategies.
http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/2650
Find a speaker, in person or by web conference link, about web evangelism, for your conference, seminar, ministers fraternal, bible college
The potential for online evangelism is incredible, and we are eager to share more about it. We can provide speakers for events such as:
* evangelism-related and mission conferences
* pastors’ or ministers’ fraternals
* Bible Colleges
* seminars
* communication courses
* mission agency staff meetings
* Christian resource exhibitions
We have a panel of speakers who can cover a wide range of subjects within the field of online and mobile evangelism, within a number of countries.
http://internetevangelismday.com/speaker.php
Japan: the need for mobile and web evangelism outreach in Japanese: Internet ministry mission church growth missionary strategies.
One of the ‘major modern mission misses’ (shall we call these ‘4Ms’?) of our time is the huge disparity between the highly-wired, tech-loving 127-million Japanese population, and the searing lack of online evangelism in the Japanese language. Many aspects of the Web are hugely popular in Japan, because in a highly-regimented and formal society, it provides a creative outlet for expression. (See this detailed article from Wired Magazine.) However, since most Japanese are non-seekers, they are most unlikely to be searching for Christian material online. There are, we believe, three keys to online evangelism: building incarnational relationships, addressing felt needs, and using Japanese culture. All three approaches are beautifully illustrated in this account from a missionary in Japan.
http://internetevangelismday.com/japan-web-evangelism.php