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Popular Content Management Systems (CMS’s) for Church Websites – Our Research Results
We wrote a web crawling script to research the most popular content management systems used by church websites. We gathered data on 1,600 churches, and our web crawler inspected those 1600 church websites in late 2015. This article describes what we learned....
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Top WordPress Pitfalls for Church Websites
What are the top three WordPress pitfalls people face when building a church website? WordPress pitfalls? Wait, isn’t WordPress supposed to be wonderful? Yes. And it is. But then, taking a road through the Rocky Mountains is gorgeous and worthwhile — and you still...
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The Three Biggest Excuses People Make for Neglecting Their Church Websites
There are three main ways churches often neglect their websites: NOT having a website at all. NOT updating the design of your website to keep pace with advancements in web technology. Most designs have a "shelf life" of three to five years. NOT logging in to the...
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Psalm 6 – Gently, Gently
A new melody for Psalm 6 This rendition of Psalm 6 begins: "Gently, gently lay your rod, on my sinful heart O God. Stay your wrath, in mercy, stay. Or I sink before it's sway." Nathan Clark George, of Franklin,...
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A musical adaptation of Psalm 6, by Karl Kohlhase. "A prayer for consolation in times of grief, sorrow and depression." The song begins: "Reprove me not in your anger, LORD, nor chastise me in your rage. Have mercy, LORD,...
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A new recording of Psalm 6 by the The Psalms Project Band, featuring the voice of Deryck Box. The song begins: "Lord, do not rebuke me in your anger, or chasten me in your wrath. Be merciful to me, for I am weak..." Matthew...
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