The Internet Church

By Walter P. Wilson

Book Overview

With rapid technological advances and the increasing impact of the internet, the world is literally at our fingertips. Yet many churches have yet to discover how to tap into this powerful resource. The Internet Church shows church leaders how to start from square one in creating an interactive website that can greatly expand the ministry potential of a church. Walter Wilson, an internet expert and committed Christian, describes how technology can enhance evangelism outreach, and challenges leaders to take advantage of unprecedented opportunities in the new digital age.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0849916399
• ISBN13: 9780849916397
• Release Date: January 2000
• Publisher: Thomas Nelson
• Length: 240 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.5" x 9.6"

Customer Reviews

Christ Goes Where the People Are

Walter P. Wilson tackles the topic Internet evangelism, and being church in a digital society, with a strong sense of both the realties and possibilities for technology and a deep commitment to biblical teachings.Wilson begins by declaring that God is calling the Church to a new frontier for ministry. He sees rich potential for what can be done, if Christians are wise enough to make careful use of the Internet. After framing...

The virtual challenge for Christians...

The Internet Church is a book of motivation that does not provide step-by-step instructions but empowers all Christians to take on the capabilities of the Internet to reach the community locally and worldwide.The world is inevitably moving to digital media. The Internet Church righfully proports NOT sitting back and letting the Internet get away from us; rather, embracing the change and molding it the way we want our...

The Internet Church

This book absolutely captivated my attention without wavering. It opened whole new vistas about the origins of the world wide web and the far-reaching implications for ministry via the Internet. The author explains complicated concepts in a simple, sometimes humorous and often poignant way ... "What have you done with the bits I gave you?," is what we might expect God to ask of us ... speaking of the responsibility that...

If you're serious about the Great Commission read this!

Walt Wilson caught my attention with his first line, "within the next several years there will be one billion people on the World Wide Web," and kept it til the final exclamation, "with God all things are possible." This book meets four needs at once - (1) it gives a glimpse of the power and potential of the internet for the cause of Christ; (2) it helps non-techies understand the basic history and principles of the internet;...