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The Gospel through Tech
Helping Ministries GROW
Here are Areas How We Can Help Your Church GROW
Discipleship
Before evangelism, comes discipleship. However, discipleship in our moderncontext will require tools that enables21st disciples to develop and act. We help educate and enable your members to become more than volunteers, but actual workers for Christ through technology.
Evangelism
Evangelism, as describe in Mark 16:15
requires disciples to GO. Technology allows disciples to GO everywhere with
a few clicks on the computer or phone. Symbiota helps churches evangelize more effectively through technology.
Community
When your church is activated and
empowered, growth in your community is expected. How you keep your current and new membership engaged will directly ensure sustained growth. We help you use technology to ensure your congregation is growing.
Outreach
Outreach completes evangelism in the life cycle of a new or converted member /visitor. After your community begins to grow, the only way to ensure growth
of the organization is to activate your community is through technology.
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9 useful applications to include in your church’s mobile app
If you think your church is ready to launch a mobile app, or redesign its exiting app, you’re not alone. Many church and gospel-centric ministries are beginning to recognize the value of what we like to call it the sticky and ubiquitous mobile app, which occupies as much as 2 hours of a typical smartphone user’s day.
A previous post made the point that the primary questions a ministry leader should ask when preparing a mobile app are: what content the app should contain; how and on what mobile platform to deliver it; and finding a quality mobile app developer that is attuned to your ultimate mission to spread the gospel. In this post, we get a little more detailed.
How to make your ministry’s mobile app work for you
In a more recent post, we presented hard evidence that mobile apps are sticky and ubiquitous. Research now shows that smartphone users on average spend about 2 hours per day using apps, and just 30 minutes browsing mobile websites. The scenario is no different for churches: according to the Christian Web Trends website, church apps are more than just a passing fad.
The sticky and ubiquitous mobile app
Smartphones are everywhere. Literally. According to Business Insider, there will soon be one smartphone for five people in the world–that’s roughly 1.5 billion smartphones for the world’s 7 billion inhabitants. These “mobile computing”/communication devices are selling at a pace of slightly under 50%. And despite their relatively high cost, smartphones are even finding a home in the the least developed regions.