New podcast | Ray Dabrowski, GC Communication Director

10 June 2008

New podcast | Ray Dabrowski, GC Communication Director

By Alexander Carpenter
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Today we're talking with Ray Dabrowski, Director of Communication for the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. Ray has pioneered two major innovations in church communication, namely the Adventist News Network and the Global Internet Evangelism Forum.

ANN provides daily stories of Adventists engaged with contemporary issues and the Global Internet Evangelism Network (GIEN) brings together church leaders and Adventism's technologists.

We discuss the emerging ways that Adventists are walking the talk of the church.

Comments

ANN is such a terrific news service. With its stories from around the world, the international nature of the church has finally made an impact on members like me in North America. And the result of that impact is a stronger bond between the members in the various divisions. It feels more like we are all working together. Ray has done an excellent job in making sure that the stories on ANN are written in true news style, too. He moved us out of the PR-only kind of news of the past. Kudos for the interview and to Ray for a job well done.

Posted by: Bonnie Dwyer | 10 June 2008 at 9:55

Can you provide the full interviews on the podcasts? The edited down versions of the first two were pretty painful because they were just getting started & then you ended it...
Let it run! Thanks!

Posted by: Kris Loewen (not verified) | 12 June 2008 at 10:36

Let me see if we can offer two versions, full and a seven minute digest for folks. Anyone else want to listen for thirty plus minutes?

Posted by: Alexander Carpenter | 12 June 2008 at 12:47

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