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1:	Introduction
2:	Archiving Your Resources
3:	Organizing Your Resources
4:	The Benefits

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Your Web Site: A Repository, Resource, and Time-Saver

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Today's powerful, database-driven church web sites have in them the often-untapped potential to serve as data repositories, organizing and archiving the mountains of useful information which a typical church produces in the course of everyday ministry. Think about it--what types of information do your church staff and volunteers produce on a regular basis? A typical church might produce information like:

One or more sermons each week
Weekly bulletins
Monthly newsletters
Small-group Bible study handouts
Sunday School curriculum
Committee/team meeting minutes
and much more!

As a lay-person myself, I've found it frustrating in the past when I've spent hours developing a resource such as a Bible study for a specific group at my church, only to have the resource lost forever after being used once.

This article will outline a basic guideline for archiving and organizing your resources using your web site. Lastly, we'll look at a quick summary of the benefits of doing so.

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Introduction

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Archiving Your Resources

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Organizing Your Resources

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The Benefits

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Your Web Site: A Repository, Resource, and Time-Saver

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