Our church family has found a new way to communicate in the explosion of electronic media, e-mail and the World Wide Web. One publisher of an online newsletter says the Web is the TV of the future. Whatever you are searching for, you can find it on the Web. The Presbyterian Foundation site demonstrates how to allocate a will. The Board of Pensions page explains its policy on Viagra .
Reports are available at a click.
And the information is available without phone calls or postage stamps. More and more people are using the Web daily. Jerry Van Marter, coordinator of the Presbyterian News Service, says a decade ago his office was producing a printed publication, News Briefs , that reached 3,000 readers on a weekly basis. This means there is more pressure for coverage of events as they occur. Van Marter believes the results are positive.