Hi Gregg - Thanks for dropping by. To be honest defining Health 1.0 is part of the plan and a definition that needs clarification. For starters and as a baseline we could say health 1.0 is where many of us are at right now - uninvolved patients, paper-based care and paternalistic medicine. Help?

Hi Will, Not sure we can help there but we will look at your site and perhaps start a series similar to the one we have over at http://m-strat.org - "Like Minded Blogs." First should still count for something ;-)

Hi Namit, Thanks for dropping by... if you wish to provide me with more information perhaps we can post something about your tool. Regards, Jose HC

Just happened to find this... Not sure even how. But this is great. Led me to Jisko too which I did not even know it existed. Hats off to you John .. you are leading the way in bringing web 2.0 to the ministry. Wow... so many things running through my tired little brain right now... the possibilities for Christ and His Kingdom are endless.

Great idea! This will certainly draw some crowds and perhaps create a little community around ChurchCrunch!

What a great and refreshing post!
Jeff - your heart shines right through... may the Lord empower and enable all of you during this time of fasting... and may He help the rest of us to follow your example.
Press on!

Every November 11th I wear a poppy on my coat as Canadians remember those that served and died in the service of their country. My Dad was a Lieutenant in WWII and only 2 men came back alive from his platoon... and November 11th was always a very quiet and solemn day at our household. Probably the only day in the year that I would see my Dad quietly she a tear. So all this to say what? Two things: (1) Thanks for the Dad reference since I always like remembering mine; (2) My Dad would would also agree (as do I) ... an answer is at the very least required in Private Johnson's case.

Do that... and then in a few weeks ChurchCrunch runs a Church/Ministry Theme competition and the community benefits greatly from it. And all of a sudden we see a pile of churches going online because of it... ;)

Donnacha - It looks like you are right... and it is a pity that links back to our blogs are not included. I do like seeing all my comments in one central location but I would rather have the links (if I am forced to choose).

Josh - I might keep my profile on intense debate for a few more days and not uninstall the plugin to see if I get any traffic coming from the profile.

Since I am just starting my blogs I need the links.

But on this blog and many others your name (or your picture) will not link back to your blog... and instead it points to your Intense Debate profile.