Faithlab is a creative services firm focused on using tech, design and smarts to help congregations and religious organizations tell their stories.
Communicating in today’s world means constantly learning, trying new things, and exploring new ideas. We’re interested in writing, publishing, websites, social media, spirituality and more.
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Faithlab specializes in website development for congregations and religious or non-profit organizations. We work with multiple web development systems, and have plans for most every budget. The sites we develop are easy-to-update, feature beautiful design, and offer a wide range of features, including mobile-optimized sites.
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Publishing is rapidly changing, but it offers great benefits for organizations. Faithlab brings expertise in graphic design, book, ebook and curriculum publishing. Let Faithlab serve as your “virtual publishing staff” for your organization’s publishing project.
We can also help with smaller projects, like logo design, brochure design, and advertisements.
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A sermon preached at the First Baptist Church of Christ at Macon on Acts 11:1-8 On the Friday afternoon after Easter Sunday, I picked up my three-year-old daughter, Merrill, from daycare. As we rode home, Merrill asked about our plans for the weekend. Still high off...
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Some of my all-time favorite people are Jewish: The Marx Brothers. Mel Brooks. Even my Lord and Savior is a Jew. And then, there’s our local rabbi (sort of), Seth Oppenheimer. He is not ordained yet, so he’s always quick to interject a “student-rabbi”...
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Peter Maurin’s mother and father were poor farmers in a village named Oultet in Southern France. As is often the case for those who make their living by the land, life was a challenge from sunrise and sundown that was punctuated with many moments of uncertainty...
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