Help with web site.

[Bartimaeus]

Hi everyone,
Now, God Willing, I am going to become the webmaster for the college ministry run by our local church. Right now, as it stands, the site is...honestly...dead. It is not very dynamic at all. Can anyone suggest resources for Anglican/Episcopal college youth that I could add to this site. :)

Thanks in advance. :cool:

[jhollas]

Affiliated as I am to the British Army, I know that our Chaplains have an excellent resource website: http://oremus.org/labarum/
There's the Anglican Online magazine: http://anglicansonline.org/index.html, which has links to many resources online, and should really be your first port of call!
Good luck with your website! :holy:

[Bartimaeus]

Affiliated as I am to the British Army, I know that our Chaplains have an excellent resource website: http://oremus.org/labarum/
There's the Anglican Online magazine: http://anglicansonline.org/index.html, which has links to many resources online, and should really be your first port of call!
Good luck with your website! :holy:
Cool. I checked AO and it looks really cool. I may even put that on the main church web site. :)

[TomUK]

Bartimeus, when your website is up and running could you share a link to it as i'd love to see it :)

[PaladinValer]

I second that! :)

[Bartimaeus]

:blush: Okay...um...well, the sites are up, but none of the changes I am making have been implemented, yet. :)

In case I didn't mention it...and I'm too lazy to look at my first post, I am also doing webmaster duties for our local church (parrish), so I'll include
a link for that when I've made some changes to it in the next few days. :blush:

The one thing I remembered last night is that I am meeting this sunday with the lady who is in charge of Canterbury House to discuss the web site. Oops, sorry, Canterbury House is the college ministry I'm doing the web master duties for. ;)

Anyway, so I may not get to start working on that site until next week. The moment my changes go into effect on either or both sites, I'll post the links. :)

[PaladinValer]

"Canterbury House" huh? We called ours "Canterbury Fellowship" ;)

:clap: Canterbury ROCKS! :clap:

[Bartimaeus]

"Canterbury House" huh? We called ours "Canterbury Fellowship" ;)

:clap: Canterbury ROCKS! :clap:
Canterbury Rocks? Can we quote you on that? :D

I told the college liason from our church (I'm working with her on the web site's redesign)...she's also a VP at the university...what you said about "Canterbury Rocks!" and she loved it! She said we ought to make T-shirts with that on it. :D

[PaladinValer]

By all means, feel free ;)

[Bartimaeus]

By all means, feel free ;)
:cool: Thanks.

[Polycarp1]

If there's a centralized site with resources for Episcopal Campus Ministries, they've done a wonderful job of hiding it! :sigh:


A couple of recommendations: Do a Google search for "Episcopal Campus Ministry" -- there are over a hundred websites for programs at specific campuses, with content ranging from "oh well" to "hey, this is terrific!" You'll need to weed out wheat from tares to decide what might make useful links for your own website, Bartimaeus.

For what it's worth: http://www.ecusa.anglican.org/21855_ENG_HTM.htm?menu=menu21854 is the National Church's main page for ministries in higher education. It didn't look terribly useful, nor did the links there, but yu may find "a diamond buried in the sand" for your purposes.

[Bartimaeus]

Hi. I showed this to PaladinValer earlier, and I want some mor e opinions. He said it looks really good, but this is the site I inherited. What should I change, and what should I leave alone, in your opinions? :)

Canterbury House (http://www.wydiocese.org/canterbury/default.htm)