MinistryNet: Antalya 2009 October 18-22

Our plan to have each video session posted within 24 hours of its completion did not happen. To make matters worse, we have had technical difficulties getting the videos posted. At this point we hope to have them posted by 11 November.

The plan is to have a video link, an audio link, and a link to any related files – for each session.

Did you know you can share your Facebook photos with a group? Join MinistryNet: Antalya 2009. Then, share your album. Let’s see all those great Perga pictures!

Read daily announcements on the Announcements page here.

We just noticed the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page is gone from this site. Having no idea what happened to it, we will post another. We apologize for all of you who have been searching for information and not found it!

Generally, appropriate dress for MinistryNet is casual.

Blue jeans and comfortable shoes are appropriate.

For women
Do not wear short sleeves (or at least wear modest ones), no lower cut shirts, and no shorts. Pants and skirts below the knee are OK.

The conference room at the Maritim can be cool, so you might want to bring a sweater.

If your family or friends need to contact you in case of emergency at the Maritim Pine Beach Resort, this is who they should ask for.

Steve Wojcik
MinistryNet Conference
MARITIM Pine Beach Resort

ILERIBASI MEVKII 5. PARSEL
BELEK-ANTALYA-TURKEY

Tel: +90 242 710 02 00
Fax: +90 242 715 25 15
www.maritim.com.tr

Daniel, one of the upcoming MinistryNet participants, is already planning to lead an Internet ministry gathering when he returns home. The School of Internet Evangelism will take place 7 November in Saint Petersburg, Russia. If you can read Russian, you can read more here.

There are 164 MinistryNet participants registered from 37 countries!

Registration for MinistryNet: Antalya 2009 is officially closed.

If you have not yet submitted your travel information, please do so immediately!

Return to the registration site and update your information here.

Several MinistryNet conferees are in the process of getting their visas for Turkey. For many, this is an easy process. For others, getting a visa is very difficult and expensive. Please pray for our brothers and sisters coming from “difficult visa” locations that God would provide these travel documents in time for them to make the start of MinistryNet: Antalya 2009!

This video paints the picture of the world we now live in.

Registration closes at the end of the day September 18, so if you are planning to come to MinistryNet and have not registered yet, now would be a good time to register!

You may have noticed that the first 80 discounted registrations are gone! We are excited to see so much momentum building. As of this post, there are still 64 discounted registrations left. Get one while you can!

As you may have read, the cost of this conference is supplemented by Campus Crusade’s Global Technology Office and Global Campus Team. We wish there was an endless supply of money with which to discount the conference charges, but there isn’t, of course. The conference team originally thought our numbers would be about 100, but lately we are starting to wonder if it might not be much more than that.

So we decided to make the lowest conference charge ($100) available to the first 80 people who register and a slightly less discounted conference charge ($300) available to the next 70 people who register. This new distribution will allow more people to receive a discount without driving the conference budget out of money.

You should register early if you want the $100 conference charge!

We will post the number of people who have registered on the Register page so you can see how many discounted registrations are still available.

MinistryNet: Bangalore 2007

This event, being in Bangalore, made it the third city in a row to host a MinistryNet conference whose name started with “B”. This is one of the main reasons we chose Antalya, Turkey for this year’s conference; its name does not begin with “B”.

MinistryNet: Antalya 2009 will be an international conference, so it only seems right that this site would allow international character sets.

So if you want to register your name or your comment in your native language’s alphabet, go ahead and do it!

Of course, if you want most of the other visitors to this site to understand what you write, consider adding an English translation alongside it, too.

Bonus Question: Which language is this? გვაქვს თუ არა მისი არსებობის

After you register for the conference, leave a comment here to let everyone know you’ll be coming.

The next MinistryNet Conference will be in Antalya, Turkey October 18-22. Make plans now to attend!