by Daniel Vos | Apr 22, 2016 | Blog
Use a web content management system (web CMS) rather than static HTML “Static HTML” is shorthand for the way people used to build websites in the 1990s. You would individually create web pages using a text editor or software such as Microsoft Frontpage or Adobe... 
by Daniel Vos | Jul 1, 2014 | Uncategorized
Dr. Ligon Duncan doesn’t exactly shed articles as he walks, but as chancellor of Reformed Theological Seminary, he certainly produces a lot of them. He also preaches sermons and makes speeches… in quantity. And he needed a place to put them all. So he came to Five... by Daniel Vos | Dec 5, 2013 | Blog
A couple of days ago, I shared a quote which emphasizes the importance of people in making your church website an effective tool for outreach: Technology is not the hard part. For most ministries, spending less time on technology and more on people and processes will... by Daniel Vos | Dec 4, 2013 | Blog
Answering this question involves three things: Understanding the people to whom you are ministering . Reflecting on your mission and purpose. Diagnosing whether you have the right tools for the job. Step 1: Understand how people in your church and community use the... by Daniel Vos | Dec 3, 2013 | Blog
It’s more than just technology Building a church website involves three components: technology, people, and processes. Technology, people, and processes form what Dave Bourgeois of Biola University calls “the digital ministry framework.” To build a church... 