Collaboration: Old meets new
There is a surge in Christian digital content, helped by new distribution channels, but are people finding the content?
There is a surge in Christian digital content, helped by new distribution channels, but are people finding the content?
A community can accomplish great things that neither individuals or groups could achieve alone.
Through innovation, religious broadcasting can remain the leading media platform for the gospel in the 21st century.
While we can’t stop the disruption caused by new technologies, we can develop new ministry and business models that harness their potential.
Collaboration is taking place worldwide between organizations, corporations, educational institutions, and even farmers.
One of the most common mistakes made when sharing information about technology and ministry.
Collaboration between churches and Christian organizations takes hard work, change and risk.
Between 64 and 94 percent of Christian youth are leaving their faith within two years of high school graduation.
Greater coordination of media assets can be a powerful force for helping local churches develop relationships with the unreached.
A small group of people who see and respond differently to the world are making a difference in Macha, Zambia.