BibleTech 2009 Reflections

Okay. Here it is in a nutshell or Twitter style … what we recommend from BibleTech 2009, and of course this is just our impression:

1. The Dramatizer  – developed to separate the Bible text in drama scripts.   

2. Mobile Ministry Magazine. What really needs to be said is this whole website is run from a Nokia cell phone.

3. Geeks&God: Using Drupal and much more to educate churches how to do ministry on the internet Web 2.0 style a.k.a Drupal Church Recipes.

These guys are something else. Hats off to Logos Bible Software for organizing this great conference. It inspired us to rethink our WebMinistry 2.0 philosophy and its consecutive presentations at the Leadership Development Institute of the Church of God of Prophecy and the Bulgarian Evangelical Church of God in Chicago.

A bit of disappointment was the lack of any presence by last year’s presenter James Tauber, especially since we have had a few questions for him about the MorphGNT.  Now it seems that both the man and the morph have fallen off the edge of the world. Well, may be another time, James …

And finally, here are the Top 10 BibleTech 2009 Reflections according to Google:

http://openscriptures.org/blog/2009/04/synopsis-of-open-scriptures-at-bibletech2009/

http://www.ministrylive.org/index.php/2009/01/26/bible-tech-conference-2009/

http://www.supakoo.com/rick/ricoblog/CategoryView,category,bibletech.aspx/

http://evepheso.wordpress.com/2009/03/30/reflections-on-bibletech2009/

http://www.olivetreeblog.com/2008/01/16/olive-tree-at-bible-tech-2008/

http://wezlo.wordpress.com/2009/03/28/bibletech09-day-1-reflections/

http://weston.ruter.net/2009/01/14/open-scriptures-at-bibletech/

http://www.gabetaviano.com/speaking/back-from-bibletech/

http://jpsinteractive.org/blog/jt/bibletech-report/

http://blog.laridian.com/?p=134/

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