MinistryTECH 2009 Registration and Presentations Call
Hopefully the folks at MinistryTECH won't get on me for getting this up late, but the next MinistryTECH conference has been announced and will be held April 23-24 in Colorado Springs, Colorado (USA).
MinistryTECH is a national conference dedicated to church information technology, audio-visual, and production professionals. Come join some of the leading church IT professionals to learn how they are using technology in their ministries.
In addition to the coming conference, there has also been a call for presentations for the 2009 meeting. Here's the information from the post:
We are accepting workshop proposals from ministry leaders, volunteers, and vendors on all topics relating to ministry IT, AV and production. Workshop submissions will be reviewed by the program committee and selected presenters will be notified by August 31, 2008.
While we would like to accept all proposals, we always have significantly more offers than available slots for speakers.
Workshop presenters typically cover their own travel and lodging expense, but do receive complementary registration to the conference. Breakout session speakers typically do not receive honorariums.
The following items must be included in your workshop proposal:
- Basic contact information (name, organization, mailing address, email, phone)
- Biography of presenter (1 page max)
- Session title Session summary (100 words max)
- Workshop outline (1 page max)
- Description of handouts to be provided
- Equipment needs
Email your proposal to tsanders@ministrytech.org. Deadline for submission is August 15, 2008.
Well folks, you have your assignments. Either make plans to go, or encourage someone to go. Lord willing, I'll have something to send to these folks as well, and maybe I'll get to see you there.
For more information, visit the MinistryTECH website.
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