• True Woman
,
• Nancy Leigh Demoss
,
• Evangelism
,
• Blog
,
• Mary Kassian

True Woman Blog: Girls Gone Wise 19: Caught in a Revolving Door
Are you having trouble making relationships work?
http://truewoman.com/?id=1212

True Woman Blog: Girls Gone Wise 20: You’re invited to a Party!
You're invited to a party! In fact, you're invited to two. The catch is, you can't go to both. You''ll have to make up your mind which one to attend.
http://truewoman.com/?id=1220

True Woman Blog: True Womanhood Looks Like . . . Christ!
It’s easy to get hung up on trying to meet a long list of criteria, and miss the most basic thing. As Pastor Voddie Bauchum shares in this video, true womanhood looks like . . . Christ!
http://truewoman.com/?id=1227

True Woman Blog: Girls Gone Wise Conclusion: Happily Ever After
In this final episode of the Girls Gone Wise book blog, you'll hear about a Wild Thing who discovered the alternate ending . . . the happily-ever-after one that we all dream about. You'll find out how you, too, can choose that ending for your story.
http://truewoman.com/?id=1228

True Woman Blog: Don't Miss This Historic Gathering!
Watch this video to hear Nancy's heart on why she wants you to attend a True Woman Conference this fall!
http://truewoman.com/?id=1235

Don't use insider Christian religious jargon
Three funny but serious video clips highlight the importance of avoiding 'Christianese' jargon.
http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/2374

Internet Ministry Conference: online video and audio sessions from IMC Christian web conference
The Internet Ministry Conference offered valuable seminars on web evangelism, wider web ministry, tech issues, and understanding the surrounding culture. Videos (with integrated PowerPoint presentations) of the 2007 web evangelism track seminars are available online, and are an incredibly useful learning resource.
http://internetevangelismday.com/internetministryconference.php

Video clips that ask questions rather than give answers
First, here’s Alma, a prize-winning animation by Rodrigo Blaas that is hugely compelling. And chilling. A visual metaphor of entrapment. (‘Alma’ is Spanish for ’soul’.) A real discussion starter – it would be useful to show, for example, to a youth group. Or as a embedded clip within a website, asking questions. There is so much to see and analyze within it, with spiritual parallels and warnings.
http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/1230

The Internet is changing the context of ministry for churches
Before the Internet and YouTube, this was impossible – that a small-church wedding video could go viral, and then become the storyline for a major TV series: see The Office, the Wedding and the Power of the Internet – a blog posting from Mark Roberts. Look too at how the world of advertising has changed in 20 years. A comparison chart was featured at Barcelona’s Chiringuito and was picked up by Ministry Marketing Coach, where Kerry Bural comments, “Each of these mediums and technologies (plus many more) represent potential connection points that could and should be leveraged for reaching people. Do churches and ministries have a baseline understanding of these and other mediums? Is the complex nature of communication on your radar?”
http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/920

Make your own Christian cartoon videos online
You may have already seen cartoon stories online from Xtranormal, without knowing their source. This website enables you to place your own computer-generated characters into a mini story! It looks cool. Why not try it? It could even be used evangelistically.
http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/902