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"By the way, without Bassem and all those journalists, bloggers and brave protesters who went to Tahrir to voice dissent, you, President Morsi, wouldn't be in a position to repress them.“ Jon Stewart
Egyptian government arrests comedian in dissent crackdown
virtuality
•The self is multiplied, •Reality is rejected as not enough, •The body is devalued, •The machine and the human merge
The Lean [ministry?] Startup
Traditional Approach1. Mission, Vision, Values2. Define Objectives3. Recruit Stakeholders4. Plan Logistics5. Differentiate6. Evaluate
Lean Startup Approach
1. Only Visionaries Need Apply2. Identify Key Assumptions3. Minimum Viable Product4. Proceed or Pivot
Break into groups of 3 – 5 and answer the following questions:
o What is the best example of social media ministry you’ve witnessed online?
o What is the worst thing – which you have heard of –that involved the internet?
o The best?o Where was God in the midst of these happenings?
You are invited to search the internet for inspiration.
Report back the items that struck them the most and write them up on the board or show them online if applicable.
1. It’s bigger than facebook2. It’s deeper than marketing and communications3. It skews “space”4. It demands transparency5. It’s Godly
Social Media: all conduits for interaction that transverse the public spheres of the internet.
Write down a sheet of paper the answer to the following questions. Use colored markers, pencils, or crayons.
-What color do you associate with Social Media?-What type of music?-What animal?-What symbol?
Anyone want to share?
Split into groups by district and then combine districts to get the group sizes to 3-5.
One person in each group will need to serve as the recorder, one as the leader, and one as the time keeper.
Go off to find your own space and come up with ideas for substantial and sacred social media ministry. We don’t need specifics, just good ideas.Participants are encouraged to use the internet for inspiration.
Any scope of idea is acceptable, large or small.
Every group will report their best ideas and write them on the board or screen. Make sure everyone understands the idea.
Then go through the room and have each person identify their favorite #1 and #2 ideas from the entire list that THEY would most like to work on if it was happening for realz.
Break into groups if there is more than one project being considered. Use the lean startup methodology to flush out your idea
1. Have a visionary idea – Check!2. Identify your key assumptions (what has to happen for your idea
to work).• Figure out if any of your key assumptions have been met by
another ministry or business. Use the internet if need be. 3. Come up with the Minimum Viable Ministry plan, just enough
work to test those key assumptions. • Budget, equipment, staffing, logistics, etc. • How will you measure success in regards to your key
assumptions?4. You can’t proceed or pivot because you don’t have any real
feedback yet, but you can imagine ways that you might pivot based on different scenario failures. Come up with a scenario for each assumption. What went wrong and how would you pivot?