Comments on: ChMS Conversations http://churchtechmatters.com/2006/07/26/chms-conversations/ Mon, 07 Nov 2011 22:44:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Jim Walton http://churchtechmatters.com/2006/07/26/chms-conversations/#comment-453 Jim Walton Fri, 28 Jul 2006 21:34:59 +0000 http://churchtechmatters.com/2006/07/26/chms-conversations/#comment-453 Kevin, This is great, Tony put me on to you as well, through his post. I have seriously had your site up in Firefox all day because I wanted to contact you about something and I wanted to see more of what you have out there. Now here you are! Very cool! Tony, I'm still pondering your questions. I will respond later with what I think, maybe even in a post. You both have raised good points. Thank you! Kevin,
This is great, Tony put me on to you as well, through his post. I have seriously had your site up in Firefox all day because I wanted to contact you about something and I wanted to see more of what you have out there. Now here you are! Very cool!

Tony,
I’m still pondering your questions. I will respond later with what I think, maybe even in a post.

You both have raised good points. Thank you!

]]> By: Kevin McCord http://churchtechmatters.com/2006/07/26/chms-conversations/#comment-452 Kevin McCord Fri, 28 Jul 2006 18:50:35 +0000 http://churchtechmatters.com/2006/07/26/chms-conversations/#comment-452 Hi Jim, Tony put me on to your blog. I agree that there is a lot new since 2003 and that no one has a perfect CHMS for every church. What's strange to me is that a lot of time the wrong person is picking the ChMS. It's a bit like sending someone to the car dealer to buy your next car. Maybe it is more like sending someone to the grocery store to get your groceries. Even better, maybe it is like committing to a grocery store for the next 5 years without seeing if they stock what you want! Most pastors don't think it is a mission critical decision until it causes a mission crisis. Hi Jim,

Tony put me on to your blog.
I agree that there is a lot new since 2003 and that no one has a perfect CHMS for every church.
What’s strange to me is that a lot of time the wrong person is picking the ChMS.
It’s a bit like sending someone to the car dealer to buy your next car.
Maybe it is more like sending someone to the grocery store to get your groceries.
Even better, maybe it is like committing to a grocery store for the next 5 years without seeing if they stock what you want!

Most pastors don’t think it is a mission critical decision until it causes a mission crisis.

]]> By: Tony Dye http://churchtechmatters.com/2006/07/26/chms-conversations/#comment-451 Tony Dye Fri, 28 Jul 2006 17:43:30 +0000 http://churchtechmatters.com/2006/07/26/chms-conversations/#comment-451 Thanks for sharing! A number of us started the ChMS Discussion mailing list a while back, but so far activity has been pretty light. Specifically, it seems that I have to start a conversation and sometimes others join in. So...question back to you. Does the mailing list have value, or should we instead direct people back to the blogs of various people who have strong interests in ChMS. Or is there some other idea that can help us all share better? - Tony Thanks for sharing! A number of us started the ChMS Discussion mailing list a while back, but so far activity has been pretty light. Specifically, it seems that I have to start a conversation and sometimes others join in. So…question back to you. Does the mailing list have value, or should we instead direct people back to the blogs of various people who have strong interests in ChMS. Or is there some other idea that can help us all share better?

- Tony

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