The blog and podcast site for the Multimedia Team of the Western Territory of the Salvation Army.
This week we have more of Richard's interviews at the National Youth Worker's Convention in Nashville, Tennessee. Richard talks to Mike Pittman of Interlinc about the importance of using multimedia in ministry, and in particular they discuss a new program called Rock'n'U, aimed at young people interested in developing their musical skills. Interlinc's website is: www.interlinc-online.com.
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Richard takes over the show this week, with a slew of interviews conducted at the National Youth Worker's Convention in Nashville, Tennessee last weekend. Richard talks to various creators, collectors and implementers of multimedia on a broad range of topics, all of which pertain to different ways in which multimedia is being used in a ministry setting. It's a Thanksgiving cornucopia of media talk!
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Joining us this week on The Media Moment is Fulton Hawk, the world-renowned graphic designer and video editor employed by The Salvation Army's Territorial Youth Department. Fulton discusses with us how he got started doing graphic design, what he uses for inspiration before starting a project, what online resources are available, and how to effectively employ the Bat Signal as a communication device. Links include:
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Fred Lynch joins us on this week's Media Moment. Having worked in urban youth ministry for many years, Fred offers his perspective on how multimedia technology can be effectively used to attract and disciple urban and urbanized youth. He also continues to work on The Epic -- his version of the book of John in rap form. Information on Fred and his projects can be found at the following sites:
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In this week's episode, we talk with special guest Bee Bryant, who is the territorial representative for a program called eQuip for Success, by which Salvation Army churches and other units can receive computers and other electronic equipment for use in their social service programs. As we discuss, this can be a very valuable resource for anyone who has interest in developing a multimedia ministry team at their corps.
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