I can, however, provide guidelines about how to use a Website. The information you provide must be relevant. A site produced for your ecclesia should provide contact information for the ecclesia, as well as times and dates for talks and similar events. If you set up an ecclesial site it should be advertised, alongside lecture advertisements if possible. As well as advertising your site you should register it with some search engines.
Most search engines have a 'submit site' option on their main pages.
Sites that are about Christadelphian beliefs in general, such as What Christadelphians Believe , should not concentrate on purely local matters. You should remember that anything you put on your site can, potentially, be seen by anyone in the world. If you want to contribute to a collective preaching effort on the Internet, the Christadelphian Internet Project will be delighted to hear from you. It is a relatively low volume list but it provides stimulating discussion. Newsgroups Newsgroups are public electronic discussion groups.