The ability to cooperate and communicate via cyber tools will be critical to the success of the projects we are undertaking. As we complete the initial projects I expect there will be new ones to take their place. Those that volunteer will be given a choice of whether they want to work on certain projects. Although faced with a number of technical challenges we were able to provide services to a number of families who otherwise would not have had the opportunity to be part of feast in any way. Dr. Gail Allwine has accepted an invitation to participate as a member of the Board of Directors for Churches of God Cyber Auxiliary.
Plans call for loading video programs onto the computer for use by individual web sites.
The first annual Cybercast of United Church of God, an International Association F.O.T. worship services from Kelowna, British Columbia was a success. Although fraught with problems and set backs from the beginning, the Cybercasting crew was able to provide connection to some families that couldn't physically make it to a Feast site. Their sound went into all the earth and their words unto the ends of the world. The cybercast team in Kelowna were Dan Deininger, Allen Hirst, and Frank Woicick. They were assisted before and during the feast by Paul Bruni and Steve Andraez who contributed many hours for testing and advice.