5. Difference between groups
and pages:
In a group, you invite people
and then they join
In a page anybody can look at
it, once they click like, they can
receive updates on it in their
News Feed.
7. WHAT IS YOUR FOCUS?
Audience
Internal to the
Movement
Activities
Facebook
Audience
External to the
Movement
Activities
8. INTERNAL :: AUDIENCE
Laborers
Audience Donors
Internal to the
Movement
Activities Leadership
9. INTERNAL :: ACTIVITIES
Vision
Strategy
Planning
Audience
Internal to the
Alignment
Movement
Activities
Prayer
Discussions
Email
Best Practices
Skype
Directories
Facebook
Twitter
10. EXTERNAL:: AUDIENCE
Unbelievers
Audience New Believers
External to the
Movement
Uninvolved
Activities
Believers
11. EXTERNAL :: ACTIVITIES
Informing
Teaching
Audience
External to the
Evangelising
Movement
Activities
Discipling
Bible Studies
Online
Training
12. WHAT IS YOUR FOCUS?
Internal to the
Groups
Movement
Facebook
External to the
Pages
Movement
13. USE GROUPS FOR INTERNAL COMMUNICATION
Requires
invitation
Internal to the Bible Study
Movement Groups groups
Facebook
External to the Leadership
Pages
Movement Group
14. USE PAGES FOR EXTERNAL COMMUNICATION
Internal to the Movement Groups
Public voice
Facebook
Customized tabs and images
External to the Movement Pages
More like your “webpage”
Custom URL
facebook.com/pages/myministry
15.
16. Difference between groups
and pages:
In a group, you invite people
and then they join
In a page anybody can look at
it, once they click like, they
can receive updates on it in
their News Feed.
26. GETTING HELP
• eMinistry :: A global community of VLM people
http://mygcx.org/eministry
• Media for Ministry :: Tools, helpful ideas
http://MediaForMinistry.org
• In Conversation :: Campus Crusade for Christ bloggers
http://inConversation.org
• Equipping for eMinistry
http://equipping4eministry.wordpress.com
• Get Satisfaction :: People helping people minister more effectively
http://http://getsatisfaction.com/gcx