MINISTRIES

CYBERMISSION.ORG
The focus of this “packed” web site is not just web site design, it also focuses on online theology, missiology, strategy, communication skills, evangelistic approaches, follow-up and community building in cyber-space.

INTERNET EVANGELISM DAY
Why do so few Christians use the Internet for evangelism? The Internet Evangelism Coalition endorses a worldwide focus day each year to help churches and Christian groups understand the outreach potential that the Web offers them.


ARTICLES

MISSIONS IN CYBERSPACE: THE STRATEGIC FRONTLINE USE OF THE INTERNET IN MISSIONS, by John Edmiston
Frontier mission is always an adventure. It is also a calling, in the words of William Carey, to “use means” for the completion of the Great Commission. One of these means is the use of the Internet. And one of the most exhilarating frontiers of mission today is cyber-missions; the frontline use of IT to evangelize and disciple the nations. (Read more)

READY FOR E-MISSION?
Former CMS mission partner Jon Gregson assesses the potential for building Christian communities in cyberspace (Yes magazine).

CHRISTIANS SHOULD SEIZE OPPORTUNITIES OF TECHNOLOGY AND INFORMATION REVOLUTIONS by Erich Bridges
If you're a traditionalist, tech-challenged or a geezer in training (I'm all three), you struggle to adapt -- and lament what is being lost in the avalanche of change. Community, for instance, and common courtesy. Like them or not, the new realities of the technology and information revolutions are rapidly changing America -- and the world -- in fundamental ways. Christians can evaluate which changes are good or bad in light of God's unchanging Word, but we also need to seize every opportunity offered by them to communicate the Gospel globally. (Read more)

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