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Southwestern Baptist Seminary’s Website Makeover

Cory Miller — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 20:44:23 +0000

Wow, my buddy Jeremy Stowe sent me a note to check out Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary’s new website design.

Rockin’ big improvement!

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Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission Launches Josiah Road

Cory Miller — Wed, 13 Jun 2007 02:52:31 +0000

According to Baptist Press, the Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission has launched a web-based community called Josiah Road.

Haven’t had time to really look through the site … but the design sure rocks!

Read the Baptist Press article here to get the background.

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Redesigning My Web Design Biz Site

Cory Miller — Wed, 30 May 2007 21:52:01 +0000

Because I’ve been working on the redesign for my web design site for a long time and am kind of proud of it, I thought I’d announce it here.

Over the last couple of months, I’ve been privileged to work with some of the best and brightest designers and coders, including Nathan Rice, Ryan Imel and Brian Gardner — all evangelical Christians.

These three in particular (there are many more) have made my whole experience designing with WordPress some of the best times of my life. And I cherish it even more because we are brothers in Christ … regularly talk about our Lord and spiritual things, pray for one another, keep each other in check and have a level of trust afforded only by … family.

Anyway, no doubt there are some kinks to work out in my redesign, but I hope this also helps showcase my particular design “style.”

Here’s a screenshot:

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InviteChurch.org: Interesting Campaign Encouraging Invite Someone to Church

Cory Miller — Tue, 01 May 2007 03:17:21 +0000

I’ve seen these signs for Invite Church popping up in the area I live in … so of course I had to investigate it.

If you go to the site, you can search for a church via your zip code … and it gives you a Google Map to some area churches. Pretty neat!

You can get all kinds of resources for the interactive website, including biz cards, bumper stickers, larger yard signs and more.

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Saddleback’s Rockin Cool Easter Website

Cory Miller — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 04:00:25 +0000

Check out Saddleback Church’s special Easter section of their church website.

Great design … with interactivity (Invite a Friend), plus maps, service times … it’s all there for a church guest.

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Top 10 Rockin Cool Church Websites

Cory Miller — Fri, 06 Apr 2007 14:55:47 +0000

Check out Tutorial Blog’s Top 10 Church and Religious Websites …. some of these have been featured or profile here before, but it’s worth a look as it’s making the rounds on social networking sites like Del.icio.us.

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Rockin Cool Church Website: Edmond’s First Baptist Church

Cory Miller — Tue, 03 Apr 2007 14:28:45 +0000

Check out Edmond’s First Baptist Church’s newly redesigned website.

I love their Guests section on the home page … easy to find and clickable.

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Cool Church Website: Ben Arment’s Reston Community Church

Cory Miller — Mon, 12 Mar 2007 12:33:01 +0000

I really enjoy reading Ben Arment’s History in the Making blog.

Besides his rockin cool church website (snapshot above) … here are a couple of things I saw that compelled me to post:

Easter in Reston Website and Invite Cards
This quote: “The sermon starts in the parking lot!” — Love it!
The free Bibles called On Seeing they offer at their Welcome Center

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LifeChurch.tv and Satan – Counterpoint!

klonghofer — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 01:57:41 +0000

This is a guest post by Kirk Longhofer who blogs at Technopraxis.

By now, just about everyone in the church marketing world has seen the new billboard campaign from Lifechurch.tv. Our esteemed host posted on them earlier today. Props to Cory for allowing me disagree, sort of.

Cory and I are in agreement on a few things! I agree that if I saw these billboards, I would run home and check the URL. I’m sure any other marketer, holy or heathen would, too! Anybody who’s heard of Lifechurch probably would.

My question is this. Would someone in OKC who’s not in tune with what the cool churches are be that interested? What about someone in Las Vegas who’s never heard of LifeChurch. Will it penetrate the post-modern, “not terribly interested in church” brain?

I’m not so sure. I think stories are more effective than gimmick. I’ve got a few more thoughts and an example over at Technopraxis.

LifeChurch will certainly get a lot of buzz out of the campaign. no question. But will the buzz resonate with people who haven’t thought about going to church recently? Or will it just buzz with church folks, many of whom have hotbutton reactions to the mere mention of LifeChurch?

Only time will tell. I hope they are overrun with new folks! More than that, I hope they share the results of the campaign down the road.

Kirk Longhofer blogs at TechnoPraxis.

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Satan Hates LifeChurch: One Rockin Church Marketing Website

Cory Miller — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 16:52:02 +0000

LifeChurch is continually raising the bar and on the cutting-edge of using technology and marketing.

Check out their latest venture and rockin’ website called Satan Hates Life.

Also, here are the details about the campaign that is hooked into billboards (snapshots here and here).

My two cents … what a concept! Look at those billboards. If I saw this, I’d rush home and check out the site immediately. And I think it communicates well.

[Found via ChurchRelevance]

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