Godbit Project Comments

by: Matt (Drupal Multi-Site for Churches)

2009-07-03T00:57:26Z

Drupal Multi-Site for Churches

Thanks for sharing this Yannick. I actually found your presentation via Twitter. I hope this does help ministries out. Any idea about when Drupal 7 will come out?

by: Yannick L. (Drupal Multi-Site for Churches)

2009-06-30T05:32:58Z

Drupal Multi-Site for Churches

No problem Nathan. Thanks for encouraging me to share it. I definitely agree that Drupal will be playing a big role in businesses and ministries as the guys at Geeks and God and so many others have shown. Drupal 7 is also shaping up to be pretty good and I can’t wait to see what other things are in the pipeline for Drupal in the future.

by: Nathan Smith (Drupal Multi-Site for Churches)

2009-06-30T05:15:14Z

Drupal Multi-Site for Churches

Yannick: Thanks so much for researching this, and for taking the time to share how it can benefit churches. Moving forward, I think that Drupal is going to play a huge role in many businesses and ministries, especially with all the big improvements planned for Drupal 7 coming in the next year or so.

by: Nathan Smith (College Park Church)

2009-05-27T01:59:00Z

College Park Church

Yeah, I mean – Either way, it’s still Chris Merritt as “the man” when it comes to amazing ministry designs. I just figured I’d track it back to the point of origin, so to speak, for posterity. Digging further back though, I first saw it here…

http://si8.shauninman.com/plete/

So, not like I was being über original with the Stonebriar concept. :)

by: Drew Goodmanson (College Park Church)

2009-05-27T01:46:58Z

College Park Church

No worries Nathan, Stonebriar is an amazing site and worthy of the inspiration. Not many use it in the Ekklesia Portfolio but I’ve seen a lot of recent sites use this technique. Congrats to both of you on your continued design contribution to the church.