We are not being sarcastic when we say that the first step in getting social on the web… is getting on the web. Before you can create engagement and interaction you have to create a virtual presence for yourself. Claim your virtual real estate! Get your domain name! Your www.yourministryname.com

Then get a website. You may ask, “Should I have a website or a blog?” Websites are more effective if they are more than online business cards. What do I mean? Websites should be living things – able to interact with visitors, draw visitors back and offer them value. And of course they need to offer easy to find contact and service information. And, FYI, free services are less likely to be found in search engines and usually have advertisements so be careful. You want your website to be:

Before Kirk and Yolanda Rogers left the Landuma church for a while, Kirk thought it wise to teach from Acts 20.

For some years Kirk Rogers and Jim Sheffield have been teaching and discipling the small group of Landuma believers. Other missionaries are part of the team as well, but none yet has the language fluency to teach the Scriptures.

Fuel 2010 offers an extraordinary music line-up LIVE on GOD TV this weekend

A South African church leader is confident that God answers prayer, and he has a statistic to prove it: 840,000.
That’s the number of people Peter Sekhonyane says have come to Christ in the six years since churches in his area began leading 24/7 “prayer watches.”

The Church of God Executive Committee, along with World Missions leadership, are partnering together and asking for every local church, pastors and laity, to help us raise a miracle offering for “Children of the World.”

A new reality show is taking viewers to locations where Christians are suffering for their faith.

For 2000 years little has been known about Joseph, Jesus’ adoptive father.

Communicating with God can improve one’s physical health, Australian researchers suggest in a report showing that religious or spiritual prayer can boost emotional and physical wellbeing.

Pastor Raymond Lombard, director of Wheels for God’s Word, undertook an outreach to Nia-Nia in the central area of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.