ampquotToday we are awash in computerized Bible games pastoral care software and church management systems with membersamprsquo personal information and giving recordsampquot observe authors Spiegel Armstrong and Bill but ampquottoo often we blindly accept and use technology without asking the big questions. Questions like is it appropriate to our mission and ministryampquot 40 Days and 40 Bytes will help your congregation explore technology so you can decide from a ministry and culture standpoint what you need to do. The goal godly serviceampmdashnot technological glitz. The authors are uniquely qualified to help you think about the role of technology in your congregation. All three are staff members with the Indianapolis Center for Congregations which launched the innovative Computers and Ministry Grants Initiative in 1998 to help congregations address the challenges they face when using computer technology in their ministries. In this book they share what they have learned in their work with 102 congregations. Thereamprsquos no question your congregation is going to use computer technology. The only question is ampquotHowampquot 40 Days and 40 Bytes will help you design technology that fits your ministry and mission.