Association of Christian Community Computer Centers Conference

[Andrew Sears]

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Below in a conference announcement for the Association of Christian 
Community Computer Centers Conference. Please help us by passing this on 
to anyone you think might be interested.  Also if you would like to be 
considered to be a panelist, please contact Moyra Stiles at (617) 282-9798 
within the next week.

Andrew Sears 
Association of Christian Community Computer Centers 
http://www.ac4.org 
andrew at ac4.org 
(617) 282-9798   Fax: (617) 825-0313

<p>Technology and Ministry Conference: Using Technology to Love Others 
November 11 and 12, 2003 
Marriott Hotel, 
New Orleans, Louisiana 
www.ac4.org/conference2003/

Sponsored by the Association of Christian Community Computer Centers (AC4) 
and the Christian Community Development Association (CCDA)

Some of the greatest resources we will find in Technology Ministry will be 
found in each other.  Because of this, AC4 hopes to facilitate networking 
and community building among our among our over 600 member churches and 
non-profit organizations as we get face-to-face time in New Orleans. This 
will underlie all aspects of our conference that will offer a broad scope 
of content relevant and useful to you. 

AC4's conference will be held at the same location and immediately 
preceding CCDA's national conference (Nov. 12-16) for you to attend both 
if you would like. 

* Christian Community Computer Center Track: Meet leaders from other 
Christian computer centers to share information about providing computer 
classes to your community, using technology in after school programs, 
resources and grants to start and grow your Computer Centers.

* After School Coordinator/Youth Minister Track: Learn how others use 
video, music mixing, computers and the Internet to enhance after-school 
programs and youth ministries.

* Church/Ministry Hands-On Track: Hands-On computer workshops where you 
can learn desktop publishing and how to setup and manage church E-mail 
lists, websites and databases. 

* Technology Professionals Track: Meet other Christian technology 
professionals and gain vision for how to love people through technology. 
Learn to teach computer classes and how to get involved as a volunteer at 
a computer center.

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Registration Deadline (before or on 10/20/03) - $60
Late Registration (after 10/20/03) - $75 

Note this fee covers most meals and a one-year membership in AC4, but the 
conference is free for those who do not want membership or to eat 
conference meals.

For more information or to register, visit us online or by phone: http://www.ac4.org/conference2003/ or (617) 282-9798 or info at ac4.org

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