Missional Church

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Chuck Warnock

10 Oct 2007

Ran across some helpful stuff you might like --

Tim Bednar has a cool blog on using tech stuff in practical ways in ministry.
For those into charts, Kevin Kelly has the mother of all charts.
Church of the Customer blog has new data on WOM (word-of-mouth) as the best marketing platform.
If you're wondering what an emergent gathering looks like, Paul Soupiset has some pix here. More from Daley Hake here.
The always-good Seth Godin has an interesting post about choices people have.
If you like jazz, Robert Gelinas has a great blog, Reflections of a Jazz Theologian.

That's it for today. Peace.

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