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The IT Industry and Agile Church

Becoming more agile as a congregation may increase your productivity and make your church more effective for the kingdom of God. Read more from Ed Jaramillo as he discusses an important leadership principle.

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UMC General Conference: How to be Involved

In just over a week, 864 delegates from around the world are gathering in Portland, Oregon, for the quadrennial legislative meeting of the United Methodist Church.  If you are interested in being involved and informed about

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How to Respond During Times of Tragedy

How can we respond during times of deep tragedy, such as the recent news of Robin Williams’ death? Aaron Perry suggests that the portrait we have of Jeremiah the prophet—capturing the complexity of injury and morality, joy and despair—offers a corrective to the common way of handling difficult events.

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Tweeting for a Great Awakening?!

A recent New York Times article asked the question, “Why are some tweets more popular than others?” Seedbed’s Chief Sower, J.D. Walt takes a shot at answering this question, making observations along the way about the recent findings concerning how evangelical Christian Twitter users are far outstripping the influence of celebrities and other users on the popular micro-blogging social networking site. 

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