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One of the things that Leadership Network is known for, is its regularly published newsletters about the latest in church innovations. In the past, that has taken on the form of NetFax, Church Champions Update, NEXT newsletter, Into Action, etc. I still [ . . . ]

Churches and ministries are constantly having to make adjustments in the midst of a changing society to better serve the people in its surrounding community. It’s good to surface for air once in a while amidst the consumingness of ministry life, and [ . . . ]

It’s been a long time coming, and it’s now around the corner. A $0 conference for Christian leaders to gather! For years the rest of the world has had unconferences that have shared valuable content and facilitated engaging conversations for $0 registration, [ . . . ]

ShareYourStoryNow.org is hosting this Flips Ahoy contest for a free FlipCam! Enter the contest this month by sharing your story of how the Bible has changed your life — using your phone, webcam, or email.
The rules of the Flips Ahoy contest are [ . . . ]

Having 2 kinds of computers at home (PC and Mac), I needed an internet filter that would block adult porn websites and other stuff littering cyberspace. Many of the filters are software-based, which would not work cross-platform, and/or require a whole different [ . . . ]

Even though I typically use my T-mobile hotspot subscription to login at nearby Starbucks and Borders, I can also enjoy the occasional free wifi internet from other venues I stumble upon. They can be kinda hard to find, at least in places [ . . . ]

Last year at the bifurcated convention of national pastors and emergent conversationalists, I was desperately seeking free WiFi. My scouting report (via willzhead) from an hour ago tells me that the WiFi infrastructure has not apparently improved. Nashville is not moving at [ . . . ]

the idea of 5 days without high-speed internet prompted me to do due diligence to see if I could find free WiFi, not by only leaving my laptop on and warchalking, but also using some search engines to see what people already [ . . . ]