Outside The Box Ministry

Facebook, the social utility that connects you with people around you, has over 3,000 types of applications that you can “plug-into” your personal profile. There are many different types of applications available. You can display the books you are reading, the music you are listening to, rate movies you have seen, draw graffiti and much [...]

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I have written about Squidoo before. For some time now I have been using my “lens” as a way to test the interest level that visitors would have in a certain topic ( Sermon, Church and Ministry Videos).  In my testing I have found the Squidoo pages rank very well in natural searches on Google.  [...]

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Thanks to Cory Miller for pointing out a great resource for designing or redesigning a logo.  Check out these examples from some Web 2.0 based websites.

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mobileGlu brings together services you may use online into one place on your mobile. You can pull data online and optimise it for your mobile device automatically. It will allow you to post to your online services from your mobile. mobileGlu currently supports del.icio.us, Flickr, moblogUK, upcoming.org, and RSS feeds.

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The internet is a tool that builds social networks. In a new report from Pew Internet they explore “The Strength of Internet Ties“. With the emergence of Web 2.0 web applications it has become much easier to build personal social networks. Some of these include MySpace, FaceBook and Flickr. You can [...]

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Today I attended a lunch put on by my co-blogger friends. They gave a good overview for possible ministry application uses of Web 2.0. Check out the notes here.

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