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The "Geeks for God" are Diocesan staff members Nina Nicholson, Director of Communications & Technology and Randy Johnson, Administrator for Diocesan Ministries, and members of the diocesan Technology Committee.

Recipient of the 2015 Polly Bond Award of Merit from Episcopal Communicators for General Excellence: Blog.

Welcome… or not?
Posted by Jan Paxton on January 5, 2015
Your church’s website can be a wonderful tool for evangelism and sharing the good news. It can attract newcomers to your congregation. Most...
YouTube
Posted by John Rollins on December 15, 2014
Okay. I know this sounds a little extreme. Right now we’re struggling to get the next edition of the church newsletter together, the website...
Randy Johnson with St. John's in Boonton's website
Posted by Nina Nicholson on December 3, 2014
Earlier today the Church Website Project launched its 12th church website, for St. John's Church in Boonton. CWP team member (and diocesan staff...
Step away from the Comic Sans
Posted by Nina Nicholson on November 13, 2014
The announcement that a dyslexic Dutch designer (say that three times fast) has created
Make church e-newsletters more effective with simple tweaks
Posted by Jan Paxton on October 29, 2014
OK! You’ve gotten your congregation to use electronic newsletters (e-newsletters) with Constant Contact or Mail Chimp or some other method....
Cliff Cernek at Vestry University 2014
Posted by Cliff Cernek on October 15, 2014
People who are actively seeking a new church no longer turn to the newspapers or an advertisement on a placemat at a diner. The first stop for most...
Share
Posted by John Rollins on October 2, 2014
With the enormous popularity of Facebook, we have a great opportunity for what I want to call “Facebook evangelism.” This is possible by...
Church Website Project
Posted by Nina Nicholson on September 18, 2014
With the launch last summer of its 10th website, the Church Website Project is now supplying the websites for 10% of Diocese of Newark congregations...
Like vs. Share
Posted by John Rollins on August 5, 2014
If you’ve ever wondered what is the difference between the Facebook “Like” and “Share” buttons, you are not alone....
Mary Davis
Posted by Nina Nicholson on July 2, 2014
Nearly 4000 posts made on #Episcopal Social Media Sunday have been collected into one place. You can scroll through them here.

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