Archive for June, 2009
Self check-in kiosk
Posted on 30. Jun, 2009 by Kenny.
I need some ideas.
I’m thinking of launching two self check-in kiosks in August. At my last church, we switched to all self check-in and it was a really good deal. It was so much faster. Here at Gateway we’re using Fellowship One and they have a great self check in mode. I want to start [...]
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Faith development of a child: Episode 4
Posted on 30. Jun, 2009 by Kenny.
Thank you for being patient with my random thoughts about faith development. Usually when doing a series like this, I’ve got a plan and a place I’m trying to take the reader. This time; however, I’m just emptying my head of many different thoughts I’m trying to sort through.
Education + Evangelism = Responsible faith development.
There [...]
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Collaboration: One Prayer
Posted on 29. Jun, 2009 by Kenny.
I’ve talked a lot about collaboration this year. It’s my favorite word. How do you collaborate? How are you collaborating right now? Does your church collaborate?
Right now our church is doing One Prayer with nearly 2000 other churches. Hundreds of churches have uploaded video teachings. Thousands of people will hear the words of guest pastors [...]
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Faith development of a child: Episode 3
Posted on 29. Jun, 2009 by Kenny.
Last week I wrote about kids believing blindly.
Give me ten minutes with a kid and I can make a child believe just about anything. Kids trust. Kids believe. This is a beautiful part of their nature. But in this respect we have to understand that kids and adults are different. If I met an adult [...]
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-06-28
Posted on 28. Jun, 2009 by Kenny.
CMO: #kidmin Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-06-21 http://tinyurl.com/napd7c #
Conley Update Blog: The Swimming Hole Challenge http://tinyurl.com/nb22b9 #
Grabbing some taco bell on the way in to work! Gonna be a good day, I can smell it. #
CMO: #kidmin How much do you matter? http://tinyurl.com/n835lu #
Just installed a ceiling fan. Minor electrical project and I'm not dead. [...]
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