He has published a number of magazine articles on related subjects. W e have been waiting a long time for this book - the first printed publication purely about using the Internet to share the Gospel. It was worth the wait. Yet there is much to help the experienced web user. He begins with an introduction to the Web, showing how it is impacting today's world, and the church's response.
Advice is offered on how to start online.
A valuable section on using chat rooms and email for personal witness gives warnings of the many pitfalls to avoid. Very encouraging are specific instances of people being touched through this method. The use of evangelistic web-sites is discussed, again with many illustrations. Careaga highlights the importance of creating sites which are designed to be evangelistic, rather than just hoping non-Christians may happen to find a site which is primarily written for Christians. The importance of titles and meta descriptions are also detailed, and how to promote web-pages on Search Engines or in other ways.