05 February 2006
Welcome to WebDrivenChurch.com
I worked for years in the mental health field as a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW). Then, in 2004 I was asked to volunteer in the Communications Department at Granger Community Church. For two years I helped keep the websites running as the church readied itself to launch completely redesigned versions of their two websites.
Then in 2006 I was asked to join the team on a more permanent basis.
I currently serve in full time ministry as the Web Director at Granger Community Church. I get to work with an incredible team of dedicated professionals. We cast vision for, maintain and oversee all aspects of both gccwired.com and wiredchurches.com.
WebDrivenChurch.com is not only one of my creative outlets, it's also where I get to process day to day goings on and advances in technology that impact progressive churches. If you have any questions about this site or the information presented here feel free to contact me (use contact button in the header menu).
I hope that this will be a safe place to discuss the following:
- Web design/layout
- Web technology
- CSS
- Programming languages (php/xml/javascript/etc.)
- Software/hardware/plug-ins/etc.
- Flash
- Online audio/video
- Podcasting/vodcasting
- Streaming video
- eCommerce
- etc.
Once again, thanks for joining me on this journey.
3 comments:
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Endorsement... This guy knows what he's talking about. Creative genious. Can talk high end and low end...all audiences. Techie and not. Love him to death. He makes the GCCwired.com web site rock and roll. Without Daryl, GCC's web site would.not.be.cool.com.
--Kem Meyeron
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Hey--
I am a fellow web "geek" that has managed to stumble across your blog(a link from another GCC bloger, but I am sad to admit I can't remember which one) and think it looks like it is off to a great start (love the creative header and subheads by the way~!)
I am a web designer that works on an ecom site in the area so I am interested in many of the topics you have listed here... and may have to pick your brain. I totally appreciate that you are mostly self-taught in the web, and even though I have my batchlors in Graphic Design, most of the stuff I know about the web is self taught as well.
Anyway.. that was kindof a rant there.. Just wanted to say that I am excited about this blog :)
Jen Seitz
*one of those "crazy" twenty-somethings"on
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Jen - thanks for the interest. Glad to be in the same field! Hopefully this blog will generate communication and the sharing of ideas for those involved. I'm looking forward to it as well.
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