If you’re one of the hordes buying into the MySpace phenomenon, you’ll have some idea of how big this new social networking site could be for online Christian community-building - the very concept at the heart of the iChurch vision.

The wonderful news is that the MyChurch team have just opened up registration to churches and members outside of the States. The site is still in beta (a work in progress), and the international features especially might need some bugs smoothed out. That said, MyChurch is definitely both usable and useful in its current form…

In the short time that I’ve spent with it, I’ve grown to love MyChurch even more than I hate MySpace.. and that’s saying a lot! It’s intuitive, ad-free (!) and looks great too… ahhh, can you smell the fresh air?

If you’re keen to join the forefront of internet church (Church 2.0? ), go to www.mychurch.org, sign up and then add me as a friend.

w00t! rejoicing!

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Update: to find out a bit more about MyChurch.org, listen to this “minicast” feature from GeeksandGod.com:

[audio:http://www.geeksandgod.com/audio/minicast13.mp3]

Posted by topher on Monday, October 23rd, 2006 at 12:15 and is filed under Community. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.