Mobile Ministry Magazine: A Few from RSS (MMM)

Setting a foundation at the intersection of faith and mobile technology

How do churches, mission groups, organizations, communities, parents, and people respond to life when their use of mobile technology intersects with their faith? Here, we not just ask that question, but present the foundations for answering it. Read more about Mobile Ministry Magazine (MMM) and its mission/vision.

Thursday, July 12, 2007

A Few from RSS

Ericsson and Stanford University collaborate to advance e-learning and bridge digital divide in Africa
http://www.blogger.com/feeds/7752551526230266618/posts/default/2701543283304496318

This is a really neat story of making regionally relevant technology available in such a way that elevates communities. I wonder how many missions groups are taking lessons from this and applying towards tech and other fields.

Carnival of the Mobilists 81 - Pharaohs´ Style!
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/mtrends/~3/132967363/carnival-of-the-mobilists-81-pharaohs-style.html

The Carnival is back and there is some really neat content in this one.

iPhone syncs with Microsoft Exchange via Synchronica's Mobile Gateway 3.0
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/IntoMobile/~3/132900320/iphone-syncs-with-microsoft-exchange-via-synchronicas-mobile-gateway-30.html

For the iPhone users in you who have IT departments who do not want to 'cooporate' hehehe. Sorry IT admins.

Borders Books in to Mobile
http://www.textually.org/textually/archives/2007/07/016564.htm

Could a church sponsored version of this work for the many church library collections where some content is more readily available digitally than in print?

5 More Reasons I Love Doing Businesss, No, Ministry, Online
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/ChurchCommunicationsPro/~3/130977539/

Amen, and amen..

AIM-IT to launch first PDA Navigation Guide for Lebanon
http://www.geekcorps.org/2007/07/aim-it-to-launch-first-pda-nav/

Another really neat use for mobile tech in an area and region where being mobile and accessible is a way of life for many. Much like those that use GPS and Earthcomber for referencing points in the states, I wonder how a GPS plot is capable of helping missions workers identify areas of service and get there quickly.

Christianity, Communications & Digital Culture
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/textdriven/SMmG/~3/130241377/

Another great article for thought and movement.

Scientific outreach: providing clergy a resource
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/arstechnica/journals/~3/132379785/scientific-outreach-providing-clergy-a-resource

Any clergy that can provide some perspective on this and whether this is a great resource avenue or not?

That's all from the RSS feeds on mobile for now.