Media is the modern-day parable. Jesus used parables to help communicate in simple language, a bigger message.
Media is a form of communication for the sight and sound generation in which we live.
Have you ever seen kids playing on the computer with the TV on and headphones plugged into one ear?
People are used to receiving multiple message at the same time, and anything less can be boring without creativity.
The result is a challenge for churches to capture a person’s attention when he or she sits in a pew. Whether we like it or not, listeners can be lost in la-la land if all they see is someone behind a pulpit for 45 minutes. It’s a difficult task.
Media is an accent. Media is an item that helps deliver the message. And contrary to what some believe, media is not the message. Nor is it the magic element to make ministry successful.
Check out our resource pages. These providers can help you communicate more effectively.
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People in the News: WCIC wins Teen Challenge Peoria Service Award
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10/4/10
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The staff of WCIC Radio in Peoria, part of the Illinois District Council New Life Media Network, has received the 2010 Peoria Service Award from Teen Challenge Peoria. Peoria director Randy Atchley presented the award to the WCIC team at the annual... [more]
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New Life Media and Rural Compassion team up for mission trip
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6/16/06
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New Life Media, a radio network of the Illinois District, recently partnered with Rural Compassion, a US Missions organization based in Ozark, Missouri, to send a mission team to Katrina-torn McLain, Mississippi.
New Life Media bussed 31 volunteer... [more]
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Recommended Resources - Make it your toolbox!
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12/7/05
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Recommended Resources is a new idcag.org feature. This is a browseable/searchable index of resources (Internet links, book reviews, sermon outlines, articles, etc.).
We have designed it so you can suggest resources that you have found beneficial... [more]
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