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Get Me to the Church … Online!Filed Under (News-Northland, Online Worship) by Robert Andrescik on 13-01-2009
The Internet can be a great outreach tool—when it’s used as part of a larger ministry strategy. Read the article in Church Solutions magazine by Dr. Dan Lacich, pastor for distributed sites at Northland Church. Click here to read the article. Church Webcasts Bring Services to Seminole Jail InmatesFiled Under (House Churches, News-Northland, Online Worship) by Robert Andrescik on 05-01-2009by Gary Taylor, Orlando Sentinel, January 3, 2009 SANFORD - On a recent Sunday, more than 7,500 people turned out for services at Northland, A Church Distributed, the Longwood megachurch. An additional 750 showed up at remote locations in West Orange County, Oviedo and Mount Dora. Since 2006, the church has been streaming two of its three Sunday services on the Internet, allowing more than 1,800 people to worship from more than 1,000 locations across the country and the world. Now that technology is allowing the church to crack some of the most fortified walls in Seminole County: the jail. Each Sunday, prisoners file into a second-floor classroom where they watch the church’s 9 a.m. service, standing when the congregation stands, clapping when the congregation claps and singing when the congregation sings a hymn. Church officials hope to make a difference in the lives of inmates. Read the rest of this entry » Prison Ministry Goes High TechFiled Under (House Churches, News-Northland, Online Worship) by Robert Andrescik on 11-12-2008
Since Northland began webcasting its services in 2006, online worshipers have reported bringing the church into some very unusual places: offices, coffee shops, military bases … even a Burger King restaurant. This month, Northland brought webstream worship to a place that is literally cut off from the rest of the world: John E. Polk Correctional Facility in Sanford, Florida. Armed with a computer, projector and sound system, a small team of volunteers held the inaugural service on December 7, which was attended by more than 50 men. The response? Read the rest of this entry » This is Northland - Meet the PopesFiled Under (Online Worship) by Dana Kobosky on 25-10-2008
One of a series of interviews with Northlanders who worship across the U.S. via the internet. The Popes share a little with us about their web worship experience. Signs and Wanders: Finding God on the Interstate and the Information SuperhighwayFiled Under (News-Northland, Online Worship) by Robert Andrescik on 15-10-2008
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Contact: After more than 10,000 miles across 19 states in four months, Dana Kobosky has reached the end of the road. Dana, 33, set off on the ultimate road trip last spring that included both the Interstate and the Information Superhighway. As she traveled America, Dana visited folks who worship via InSite, Northland Church’s live, online worship experience. “I was already wanting to drive, hike and camp my way across the U.S., and this just seemed like a perfect fit,” she explains. “I spent some time praying about it, and next thing I knew, my house sold. I was ready to roll.” Dana left Orlando April 15 and completed her journey around the end of August. She visited eight different worship sites across the country. So what is it like worshiping at someone’s home? Read the rest of this entry » This is Northland - Meet Tim McGheeFiled Under (Online Worship) by Dana Kobosky on 14-10-2008
One of a series of interviews with people across the country who worship with Northland via the web. Tim shares a little with us about his web worship experience. This Is Northland - Meet the DeschampsFiled Under (Online Worship) by Dana Kobosky on 02-10-2008
One of a series of interviews with people across the country who attend Northland via the web. The Deschamps share a little about their experience worshiping on the web. Radio Netherlands Reports on Webstream WorshipFiled Under (News-Northland, Online Worship) by Robert Andrescik on 26-09-2008God bless this house BY POLITICAL EDITOR JOHN TYLER You can do everything else over the Internet. Now you can also go to church. To find out how this works, Radio Netherlands’ corresponded John Tyler went to one of Northland Church’s home sites in the Orlando suburb of Kissimmee, FL. Click to listen to the report. This Is Northland!Filed Under (Online Worship) by Dana Kobosky on 09-09-2008Dana Kobosky is traveling America, visiting folks who worship with Northland on the Internet. Here is a short clip introducing her traveling Web visits, some of the Web worshipers … and the idea that you can literally worship anywhere. With Northland’s InSite Webstream Worship, no matter where you are “this is Northland”!
Finding the Divine OnlineFiled Under (News-Northland, Online Worship) by Robert Andrescik on 06-09-2008OrlandoSentinel.com Jay Hamburg On any given Sunday, Laurie and Tim Klaus of Salisbury, N.C., attend church with Laurie’s parents in Longwood. And when their daughter traveled to Texas for an internship, she, too, worshipped with her family. The Klaus family are among the 2,000 members of Northland, A Church Distributed who log on to the Internet to link up to the Lord. And those virtual pews are filling fast. Read the rest of this entry » |
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