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    Tweet You Tweet Me - eBook [ePub]: A Twitter Startup Guide for Churches
    Tweet You Tweet Me - eBook [ePub]: A Twitter Startup Guide for Churches
    Tweet You Tweet Me - eBook [ePub]: A Twitter Startup Guide for Churches
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    Tweet You Tweet Me - eBook [ePub]: A Twitter Startup Guide for Churches

    By John Voelz

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    Jumping into the world of Twitter can be a little frightening at first. It’s not that it’s difficult to set up an account, but it can seem everyone who is already on Twitter has been given a secret decoder ring. The rules are quite simple really, and the benefit once trained is tremendous. Use this handy starter guide, written in Voelz’ quirky style as a set of Frequently Asked Questions, to get started.

    For a more complete view of social networking in ministry, read Follow You Follow Me: Why Social Networking Is Essential To Ministry, by John Voelz (Abingdon, 2012).

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAbingdon Press
    Release dateMar 1, 2012
    ISBN9781426757501
    Tweet You Tweet Me - eBook [ePub]: A Twitter Startup Guide for Churches
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    John Voelz

    John Voelz is a tamed rebel, writer, artist, songwriter, painter, musician, aggravator, and pastor. His love of all things creative in tandem with a severe angst towards mediocrity and religiosity has given him a unique platform as a voice in the church local and worldwide. He is the lead pastor known as The Curator at Westwinds in Jackson, Michigan where he lives with his wife and kids.

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      Tweet You Tweet Me: A Twitter Startup Guide for Churches

      John Voelz

      For more information on using social networking in ministry, read John Voelz,

      Follow You Follow Me: Why Social Networking Is Essential to Ministry

      Abingdon Press Nashville © 2012 Abingdon Press

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      This brief book is available only as an eBook on many eBook readers.

      Unauthorized duplication or copying is expressly prohibited.

      For permission requests, contact permissions@abingdonpress.com.

      Tweet You Tweet Me

      Jumping into the world of Twitter can be a little frightening at first. It's not that it's difficult to set up an account, but it can seem everyone who is already on Twitter has been given a secret decoder ring. One look at a Twitter feed can make a beginner feel like he or she is spying over a thirteen-year-old girl's shoulder while she texts in acronyms and signs. Enough to scare off anyone.

      However, it is really a lot easier than it seems at first blush, and you don't have to use all the codes to enjoy Twitter anyway. New acronyms and shortcuts show up all the time, and even those of us who are elbows deep in it often learn something new. This guide, a supplement to the book, Follow You Follow Me and written in

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