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The Leadership Network Web Site Since opening in August of this year, thousands have accessed Leadership Network in Cyberspace through our web site located at http://www.leadnet.org/. In keeping with the changing nature of the Internet, we have added the following new features: ☛ New graphics that make it easier and faster to download ☛ A search engine that allows you to search the entire site by subject or keyword ☛ A direct link to Amazon Books that enables you to safely purchase Leadership Network recommended books online at a substantial discount ☛ Updated content and new links to other useful sites The web site is first rate and informative. You remain on the edge of building the church for the next generation. Gene Wilkes, legacy@airmail.net I just wanted to write to say, this is by far the best Web Site for Church Leaders. You’ve done an outstanding job. I like the fact that it’s fairly quick and the vast amount of resources available for downloading. Jim Hazelwood, JHazel4359@aol.com I checked out your new web site. Great work! Loads quickly, presents itself clearly, contains much helpful info, and reinforces your mission statement. Warren Bird, WarrenBird@aol.com 14
After you visit Leadership Network’s web site at http://www.leadnet.org/, you might check out these sites that are exceptional for their content and links to other Internet sites. http://www.easum.com is the location of 21st Century Strategies led by consultant/author/former pastor Bill Easum. The site reflects the mission of the organization: to provide the networks, environment, and resources to help church leaders transition into the 21st century. Especially useful features are the library with recommended reading and book of the month with Bill’s comments and implications for the church and the networking section that allows interaction and discussion with others through four primary e-mail discussion groups: contemporary worship, transformational leadership, transitioning churches and small groups. This is a must site for 21st century church leaders. http://www.enews.com is a magazine reader’s Fort Knox. The site provides access to over 2,000 online magazines in five major subject areas: business, recreation, news, technology, and entertainment. Its features allow you to just browse or search for a particular article or subject. You can also customize your reading based on your interests. Bookmark this one. http://www.goshen.net is the largest network of Christian web pages and links to other Christian sites on the Internet with over 250 sites and the number increases daily. It offers free space and design help to Christian organizations wanting to establish a home page. Major features include a help wanted/classified section, religion and world news services, personal study tools, and shareware. This is another bookmark site. http://www.amazon.com bills itself as “the earth’s largest bookstore” with over a million titles. Updated daily, the site gives you the latest on best sellers now and in the making, major review sources, and of course has a search feature to help you locate a particular book by subject, title, author, or keyword. Once you locate the book, you get a brief synopsis, list price and Amazon’s discount price. One click and you can order it direct. If you have any interest in reading books, reading book reviews, buying books...anything you can imagine related to books, then this is your site. http://www.smallgroups.com is a very helpful site for information related to small groups in the church. Administered by the Small Group Network, the site includes a library, bookstore, church models, consultants, different types of small groups (men’s accountability/recovery/youth and teen), and a calendar of training events. 15
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