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 Great Mar 18, 2008
By Dan Henrich
This is a comprehensive guide to internet evangelism - 21 of the best in using the internet presented workshops to individuals attending and those who followed the proceedings virtually. Individuals from as far away as Singapore attended and blogging was done between those attending in the "flesh" and those virtually. This book includes printed copies of their power points. [...]
 Review by the Berglund Center for Internet Studies Apr 12, 2011
By Berglund Center for Internet Studies
We cannot recommend this book for a wide audience simply because it is deliberately intended for a rather narrow one: Christian evangelicals who wish to learn to use the web to proselytize. The book came out of a 2005 conference, "Internet Evangelism for the 21st Century" at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia on web evangelism. The book incorporates, fairly directly, the transcripts of 21 workshops held at the conference and presented by well-known Internet evangels.
On balance, the book represents many of the most notable practitioners of digital evangelism and serves as a very useful introduction to the important issues facing them. Again we can see the widespread impact of the Internet on a niche audience.
Who should read this book? Anyone interested in maximizing their electronic audiences for their web pages or other digital media would find many of the examples utilized here very useful, though there may be many culturally more comfortable ways of securing the same information on the web or through mainstream publications. Other audiences may find the tone and content of the book off-putting. But it is fascinating to see the impact of the Web upon that old time religion, and eye opening to see the great technical sophistication as well as the high level of tolerance of these electronic evangelicals.
For a full review see Interface Volume 11 Issue 1.
Vital lintroduction to internet evangelism Jul 26, 2009
By A. D. Whittaker
This book is a vital overview to the potential of the Web for cutting-edge outreach. Even now, some years since the Web became mainstream, there are relatively few books that cover this subject. As coordinator for Internet Evangelism Day, I highly recommend it.
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