Episode 30: Keeping Balance in Ministry: The struggle between family, faith and kids farting in the front row
Show Notes
We are back with a new Who Are These Guys podcast episode! This week Tom Roepke and Scott Mullens both join me in talking about the struggle to keep balance in youth ministry, social networking and Macintosh computers. It’s a great show and we are excited for next week when we will be talking about what to do when dealing with competitive youth pastors and ministries in your area.
Be sure to check the blog for guest posts and practical tips in ministry!
Links
Simply YM
Simply Podcast
Josh’s Blog
Tony Morgan’s Facebook Death
Social Networking in Plain English
Contagious Solutions - Show Sponsor
MySpace vs Facebook
Tony’s Twitter
Tom’s Twitter
Scott’s Twitter
Andy Stanely Article: cheating the Church
Saddleback Services Live
Top Stand Alone Laptop for Ministry
TWIT [This Week in Technology] Podcast with Leo Laporte
VM Ware Fusion
37 Signals
Call Recorder
Planning Center Online
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I enjoyed the social networking comments. : ) I find myself using several different options because of what you guys were talking about - different audiences! I use MySpace for my youth group; it’s actually high school site now. In spite of the issues with Myspace, I actually find it the safest option at the moment. Anyone can see the blog, which has upcoming events, etc. But only kids in my community and parents can be friends, and only friends can see the photos - which alleviates a lot of concerns parents have about pictures of their kids being on the internet. On top of that, it’s so easy to upload a ton of photos and make an album out of one event.
I use facebook to stay in contact with my college kids; it’s what they’re using. I expect high schoolers to be getting into it soon. And my personal blog is for my friends and Biggest Loser/weight loss fans/contacts. I don’t think I could keep track of too many more sites, though!