The Cybermissions Seminar aims to equip Internet evangelists and cybermissionaries to work effectively and strategically in using the Internet to fulfill the Great Commission.
This is NOT a "mechanics" course on how to build a web page - it is a strategy course that teaches you how to share the gospel in cyberspace.
Ways you could use this course include:
- Helping a local church to have a global outreach via the Internet.
- Safely exposing young people to evangelism and missions by having them chat to people of other religions online.
- Designing a website to reach a particular unreached people group.
- Engaging the post-modern generation.
- Utilizing untapped spiritual gifts in cyber-ministry (not everyone can be upfront on Sunday).
- Run an online bible college or information site.
- Have a secular interest site (such as fishing) with links to Christian testimonies.
- Learn how to coordinate specialist ministry groups via online discussion groups.
The potential of Cybermissions is tremendous! See this article for an overview of Cybermissions.
This seminar could be a turning point for your church and help it to reach the world.
Participants who complete the course are entitled to a certificate from the Asian Internet Bible Institute.
Twelve sessions of one hour each - generally run over a weekend. This seminar requires the venue to have a broadband Internet connection and a LCD data projector as much of it involves exploring web sites and links online.
Cost of $55 per head includes all materials including the textbook and data CD. Travel and accommodation costs for John Edmiston not included.
Churches may charge up to $30 per head extra to cover their expenses in providing the seminar.
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John Edmiston B.Sc. B.D. is an Australian bible-teacher and is the President of the Asian Internet Bible Institute. John has been a missionary in Papua New Guinea and the Philippines and has been in full-time Internet ministry since 1994. John now lives in Los Angeles and is married to Minda, who is a botanist.
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