Joshua is a quick learner who did a great job at Logos. He jumped right into new technologies and starting contributing code quickly. Joshua is easy to work with, and someone we would hire again.
People are searching for community. We believe the church is uniquely poised to be the connecting point to the ultimate community found in Christ.
Ellison Research published a study a couple years ago highlighting the lack of church presence online. Honestly, that was probably not a terrible thing in 2006 because the internet was mainly about getting information. Now, there is a monumental shift to people seeking community - especially online. The President of Ellison Research concluded the study by saying: "Many church sites...are limited to static information, such as a map to the church and a statement of beliefs. Increasingly, churches need to determine whether they want to have an online site or an online ministry. Right now, most only have the former, if they have anything at all."
We want to spread the Gospel and connect the body through church websites. Having a static website with basic information misses major potential that can be found through a church website. Why not broaden the idea and engage the congregational community? A few ideas we've talked about recently with churches...
Joshua is a quick learner who did a great job at Logos. He jumped right into new technologies and starting contributing code quickly. Joshua is easy to work with, and someone we would hire again.