The second article in this series of guest posts is by one of my old college buddies, David Brock. David Brock is currently in his final semester of Valley Forge Christian College (VFCC) and will be graduating in May with a Bachelors of Science in Children’s Ministry. He is the leader and manager of Light Children’s Ministries at VFCC which is a traveling Children’s Evangelism team consisting of college students. He has traveled throughout the North East with his team and individually spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ to families and children of all ages. We toured together on a ministry band while I was in college and did shows at many churches, youth groups, special events and camps. He’s got some great views on harnessing technology to improve ministry and how it all works. I love this article because it points out some ways to use free technologies to help facilitate ministry
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Being a leader of a Child Evangelism team, Light Children’s Ministry, means that a lot of work we have to get done throughout the week is when we are apart from each other. I have people on my team who run projection and audio, people who run the puppets, and some help with games. I have people everywhere doing very different things. My challenge was how do I communicate with my entire team in a way that we can work together, see what each other is working on, and see our progress. My answer was Continue Reading…