Baptist is a term describing a tradition within Christianity that takes its name from the conviction that followers of Jesus Christ should be immersed in water as a visible and public display of their faith. I’m not sure what a … Continue reading →

What your church website say in between the lines is as important is what it say online. For example, behold the ‘brochure-ware’ that is ‘Heritage Free Will Baptist Church of Shreveport, LA.’ Continue reading →

Again with the “Religion is a ‘Chruch’” – Bethel Lutheran Church By virtue of the Wayback Machine Archives, here’s what I know about the web presence for the Bethel Lutheran Church of Northfield, Minnesota as of Since at least July … Continue reading →

As I wander about the great cloud of witlessness that is the church online I often wish that’d I win the lottery or something so I could spend the rest of my days on God’s green Earth healing church web … Continue reading →

Imagine going to a church where upon arriving in their parking lot, a ‘greeter’ utters some miraculous word of faith that reduces your roomy GMC Youkon XL Denali into a MINI Cooper. Would you ever go back? I wouldn’t, I … Continue reading →

When it comes to issues of the law and punditry, and even to a degree digital photography, �ber-blogger Glenn Reynolds has it all over me. However, when it comes to issues of website usability and accessibility, I think I might … Continue reading →

Since last week, I’ve enjoyed several comments and even more private emails informing of various church websites in need of healing. A task made increasingly difficult now that my review of “The Coolest Church WebSite, Ever!” comes up numero uno … Continue reading →