I'm not talking about if you're going to promote your event with facebook and twitter, though I think that if your attendees are on those websites you should. I talking about at your event, at your church, in the sessions is technology your friend or foe? Give it some consideration... My life is iPhone dependant. I have no clue its inner workings, I don't understand technology that deeply, but I do understand: This is a cool moment, I'm going to video. That was a good point, I'm going to put that on facebook or write a note. On the go, pull out your bible for me means pull out your phone. Check your calendar, pull out my phone. Read my e-mail. Even when I'm near my computer my cell phone usually goes off first and so I take a look at who its from or what its about to decide how or if I'm going to respond...     Continue Reading | Leave Comment

A good website will show you all sorts of details about a property and help you decide if it is a good fit or not for your next event. However, nothing beats going and walking around the property with the staff. Put your senses to work. Is their noise from construction? Is there a weird smell? How comfortable is the bed? Stay overnight and test how friendly is the staff at the front desk? How warm is the shower...     Continue Reading | Leave Comment

Retreat ministry is an irreplaceable means to help churches achieve their mission and places where people connect with and respond to God yielding pastors and missionaries to go out and share Christ with the world...     Continue Reading | Leave Comment

To make an accurate registration check-up you need a few things handy...     Continue Reading | Leave Comment