 Good morning, everyone. Welcome to PC 314 Media and Technology and Ministry. This is lecture number two. We are going to pray together and then get started. Can I ask somebody to pray? Kannan, can you pray? And we will start, please. Yeah, I'll pray. Thank you for this wonderful time. Lord, give us a good understanding about your subject. Lord, give us a good connectivity to enjoy an uninterrupted lesson. Lord, help everybody to join quickly to study. Lord, give us a good understanding of your word and your wisdom. Lord, help us to understand easily so we could use in our mission. Lord, in Jesus' name we pray. Thank you, Kannan. All right. Good morning and welcome everyone once again. This course on media and technology is meant to be just a practical course. And I'm speaking mainly just to share information that you can use in your ministries in the area of media and technology. And like we said yesterday in the very first lecture, you will be having, you know, specialists of IT people or media people doing the work. But still you will be involved in a lot of the decision making and also you need to provide oversight. That means to watch over what they are doing, ask the right questions and sometimes you may, they will be looking up to you to make certain decisions. And so it's good to have some information that will help you in this process. And so I'm going to be touching on various things in the area of media and technology which will be useful, especially looking at it from a Christian leader perspective. If you're leading a ministry, leading a church and you want to, your organization, your church or your ministry is going to be using media and technology. And then as a leader, you know, having some understanding of these things will be useful as you interact with your IT team or media team and are involved in the decision making process. So we're coming from that perspective. Right. So let's pick up from where we paused yesterday. I will share the PDF. And yeah, so yesterday, we did a little introduction on the current trends definition. And then we went into the second chapter. Maybe we're talking about digital engagement strategy. That means you need to think how you are going to engage people inside the church and outside the church. Right. Now, I'm just making a comment here, especially given the political scenario that we are facing in India. And I don't think, I mean, okay, let me say it like this. The government in the state of Karnataka, that is where we are is trying to push in some, you know, what they call as anti conversion laws. And these laws, now the anti conversion laws are existing in a, I think, 10 states across India, but they're not really enforced in a very big way. But the laws that they're trying to bring into our state, the state of Karnataka are, it's like a big, big net that anybody can get trapped in that. That means any form of sharing the gospel with anybody under any situation can be considered as an attempt to convert somebody. And they are trying to, you know, the laws that they're trying to bring is like, even if there's an allegation, it means three years in jail. No questions, you know, and until you prove your innocence or it could end up in 10 years in jail. So these kinds of laws they're trying to bring. Of course, they have not yet been passed in the legislative council and even if they, if they are passed, they will definitely be challenged in the Supreme Court. So the likelihood of these things being enacted is, I don't know, almost very slim. But the point I want to get across is, you know, the things around us changing, we also have to be very thoughtful about how we are using these technologies. We, you know, and especially in a political scenario, that's like what I mentioned, we also have to, you know, we have to think through our strategies. We can't just simply go and do things and then end up in trouble. You know, so we have to be careful. So thinking through on a strategy, whether you're serving people inside the church or people outside the church. It has to be a very thoughtful approach when they're using media and technology and also take into account the environment within which you are working and influencing people. Now, so yesterday we stopped all the way till here. We went all the way here saying, look, when you are evaluating the progress of your digital engagement, that means you're engaging with people using media and technology digitally. We need to be asking the right questions to know whether we're really being effective. Don't get caught up with these vanity metrics, you know, how many people liked your post or how many people are subscribing or how many views you're having. These numbers are okay, but they don't tell you the real story. Okay, so you need to ask other kinds of questions to know if what you are doing is really making a difference in the lives of people. So you've got to ask real questions. Some of the examples, I mean, just some examples of how you can digitally engage people, you know, is, for example, suppose there was, you know, in church, you were giving out cards to, you know, like usually what we do is when there are newcomers, we tell them to fill out a contact card and say, please tell us your name. So sometimes if you find that that's not being very effective, people are not filling it out, then you can think of something else like, hey, if we give them a free book online, any ebook, maybe it will incentivize them, maybe give them an incentive to go and fill up an online contact card. These are just examples. I'm not saying you have to do it. I'm just saying, this is the way you can think, you know, that if you give them something free online, maybe they will fill up, they will enter their name and mobile number and email address and then take the book, maybe, okay, or another idea is, you know, because you're finding, if you're finding a lot of topics that the children want to, that we need to talk to children about, you know, you could have an online discussion once a week on topics that are related to kids, you know, what they like to talk about and things that they are interested in or topics for adults, you know, things that they may be interested in, things like that. So you can get people online. And of course, a lot of us are already doing a lot of things online. So this may be something we're already doing. However, you can think about changing your website to target a different kind of audience, positioning your website in a different way, so that it can reach people. You know, if the people that you want to reach are seekers mainly, then you position your online presence to attract those kinds of people. Or if you want to do something to help marriages, you can do a podcast to talk about marriage and help people that way, or you can even do an online marriage retreat. And, you know, a lot of couples can participate, whereas if you do it in person, and especially the situations we are in now, it's difficult to do in person, but, you know, something online. So these are just ideas that different churches have used and, you know, that we can, if you start thinking differently, you know, we want to target these kinds of people. So let's do something like this. You know, you can think of ways to reach people. And sometimes I just put an exercise here, I'm not expecting you to do it. But just think about if you want to target teens and young adults, so in this age range. So suppose you want to target them, what would you do? Well, you want to identify the platforms where these people are, you know, so in your region, or the region you're targeting, or where are these teens, what platforms are these teens, young adults using. So to find out what platforms you can go online, there's a lot of research data. And now this data is about what US teens are using. And, you know, they'll tell you that they're using these platforms. And so then what you do is then you need to develop a strategy that engages teens and young adults in those platforms. So like based on some facts and research, you can develop a strategy. So just to think along those lines. Now what we're going to do is I want to get into some of the details of how you go about engaging people using these platforms. Okay, I want to go into some details on that and give you some practical tips or ideas to keep in mind when you start doing these things. So today we will just cover one, we'll just talk about websites. Okay, so I've given you the PDF. Now, you know, as a church or as a ministry, having a website is all I would say it's almost necessary these days. Now, before it may be, I don't know, maybe prior to 20 years ago, you know, people used to have brochures. We used to print out brochures, which will give people some basic information about our church or ministry and will hand this out. You know, when people come in, you give out a brochure, a printed thing. Now, brochures still have certain value. But not every today, you know, many people have moved away from traditional brochures to just a website. Now it's cheaper. You don't have to face paper and ink and money on printing. And it can be accessed by anybody, anytime, anywhere, right? So it doesn't depend on you handing out a brochure to somebody. They just can find you online and so on. And very interestingly, if you have a church website that is done well, you can actually attract the kind of people you want to come into your church. So I can say like for APC, of course, we don't have in person services, but when we do have in person services, a good number of people find us online. Like they search for a church in Bangalore. They will find us online and then they will come to church. So it's a passive, I mean, you know, we are not making a lot of effort to go and bring these people to church. You know, they find us online and then they come. And then we are trying to do this not only for our church in Bangalore, but we had our one website, apcw.org, has also been set up in such a way that if somebody searches for a spiritual church in Nasik or a spiritual church in Kohima or, you know, they search for a spiritual church in Bangalore or a spiritual church in Kalyan, you know, the places where we have outage, they will find our website will come up there. So the same website is helping, you know, bring people to our outreach churches as well. So it's been done that way. So one website is serving not just the church in Bangalore, but it's also serving our outreach churches around the country. Because when people search in their region, they will find, you know, the link to that particular church. And I share with you how to do it. So really, when you build a website, there are certain things to keep in mind when you build a website for a church, for your church of ministry. Okay. Don't just, you know, don't just create a website and say, okay, I got a website up. The point is, is it serving the purpose? And there are certain things you need to keep in mind to make sure that your website is actually serving the purpose, right? Now, how do you go setting about a website? And of course, you would use the help of some, you know, people, a web developer and a graphics designer and you will get them to help you build your website. But as a Christian leader or a pastor, some of the things you need to keep in mind is, you know, the platform on where you want to build your website. So typically we would say, you know, use a content management system, right, rather than developing a website from scratch. So usually these days, nobody builds a website from scratch. They use a platform, a content management system, right? One of the, what we use at ABC is we use Joomla. This is an open source, meaning this whole platform is for free, right? You don't have to pay for it. You can download and use Joomla for free. It's a content management system. The advantage of the content management system is you can update your website very easily. You know, if you want to update anything, I just email our IT person within minutes, it's updated. The website is updated. They don't have to do any, you know, a lot of hard work. Actually, our website is being updated on a daily basis. Lots of, you know, I mean, new things are being added to the website. Our daily devotion goes up, our sermons, videos, sermon notes, translated books. So, you know, there's things are being updated, our events, services, all that. So on a weekly basis, there are many updates being made to the church website. And because we're using a content management system, it's very, very easy to do. Okay, so when you want to build your church website or a ministry website, ask for this. You know, if somebody tells you, I'm going to build it from scratch. You say, no, I'd like to use a content management system. Are you familiar using Joomla or WordPress or something like that? You know, I would strongly recommend Joomla. It's one of the most robust and you can do a lot of things with it. So use that. Okay, so what's the advantage of using content management system? You can do lots of changes, customizations. It's very easy to use. Many developers are there who know how to use it. Okay, so keep that in mind. Now, if you want to do something by yourself, then you might use something like WordPress. And that's something you can learn to use yourself. Now, one important thing also I want to say is whoever you get to do your website, make sure that you retain full control of your website. And we have actually helped a couple of other Christian organizations run into problems. They hired a developer to do this work for them. And what did the developer do? He or he or she, the developer kept full control of the website with the passwords and everything. So the organization had no control of their own website because the developer kept control. So now the developer can play games if the developer wants. So you need to be careful, especially when you're using anybody. Even if it may be somebody from your church, make sure the control of the website is in your hands as a leader or the church. That the login information, the registration is all done in the name of the church and keep that in control. Otherwise, the developer or consultant, if they are the only ones who know the password to the whole system, they can take control of things. So we've had to step in and help some other organizations regain their website and do their work and so on. So just to keep that in mind when you are setting up your website. The next thing you would do in setting up a website is to choose a domain name. That means what is the domain name people are going to type in to come to your website. Something to keep in mind is choose something that is short. For example, our domain name is apcwo.org. Now, why did we choose that and not all people's church, Bangalore.org? Now, if somebody has to type in all people's church, Bangalore.org, it's many characters they have to type. Or all people's church, World Outreach.org. Again, that's a long name that they have to type. So we said, okay, let's just go with the first letters apcwo.org. So it's very short. It's easy. Of course, it's something that they may take some time to remember. But once they do it, then it's very easy for people to remember apcwo.org. That's it. And it should be related to the name of your ministry. So that's what apcwo. It's related to the name and they can easy. So it should be easy to type understandable words. And it's a mnemonic apcwo is a mnemonic for the long name. So choose a name that's easy to remember and easy to spell. So if you, for example, if you choose a name, that's a Greek name, then people may not know how to spell it. For example, if you say Kyros. So for us who know the word, it's easy. It's K-A-I-R-O-S. But for somebody who doesn't know the name, you know, is it C-H-A-I-R-O-S? Is it K-A-I-R-U-S? So they'll be confused by that. So choose something that's very, very simple. So, for example, if your name of your church is Hope City Church Bangalore, then maybe you can see if H-C-C-B.org is available, Hope City Church Bangalore, just Hope City, you know, something short and easy that you could see if it's available, right? And so you can go to whois.com and search and see if that domain name is available. So if you go to whois.com, you can type in a domain name and see if it's available. If somebody else is using it, it'll give you other options, right? And usually you would use a .org domain. So then they know it's a nonprofit or religious organization. If .org is not available, then it's okay to use .com or your country-specific, you know, .ian or whatever, you can use it. There are other extensions that are available, which you may use in case the main ones, .com, .org, or your country-specific is not available, you may use others. But try to use, you know, as a religious organization or a nonprofit, if you try to use .org, that is most advantageous, okay? Once you decide on your domain name, you may look it up in whois.com. Let's just, you know, let me, I hope all of you are following me. Is it getting too technical? You're following me so far? Yes, sir. Yeah, it's okay, right? All right, so example, okay, okay. All right. Okay, let me go back to sharing. All right, so for example, if you go to whois.com, you can see if a particular domain name is available, right? So let's say you're starting a new ministry and the name of your ministry is Hope City. Yeah, I'm just making up something, okay? Hope City.org. So if that's the name, so you search, it'll tell you, you know, is Hope City there? Okay, Hope City is unavailable. So somebody else has already taken that. HopeCity.com is also unavailable, but it's telling you that HopeCity.co.in is available. HopeCity.io is there and HopeCity, with other extensions, are there, right? So it knows Bangalore HopeCity. I'm searching from Bangalore, so it's saying Bangalore HopeCity is available, right? So if HopeCity is not available, then what if you're trying to do HopeCity.org, right? So HeadCBangalore.org, so try to see if that's available. And yeah, HeadCBangalore.org is available, right? So that's interesting. So maybe you could use HeadC.Bangalore.org, HopeCity.Bangalore, or HeadCBangalore.in, if you want to use that. And then, so you can then select, and then you have to register your name, right? That means you have to buy this name, right? You have to buy this domain name. It's $948 for one year, $10 for a year. So you have to buy this name, and then you own it, right? Then you will own this domain name, HeadCBangalore. So that's important to do, okay? I just shared with you how to look it up, right? So like that you can look up any name you want and register it, okay? Let's go back to this. So you choose a name that's easy that people can find easily, remember easily. Then you need to, of course, you need to buy that domain yourself. That means you will own it. And then you set it up for hosting and register your website domain name, okay? That means this domain name that you have bought, let's say, HeadCBangalore.org will be registered with ICANN. So that's the Internet Corporation of Assigned Names and Numbers, right? So you register with a hosting provider. I'll give you some names to do that. And they will register your name so that, you know, when anybody searches, they will find you online, right? So basically how the Internet works is when somebody searches for a name like HeadCBangalore.org, it first goes to the registrar. It's like a directory, a big directory. And then this says, oh, HeadCBangalore, you need to go to this particular server, okay? It's actually, there will be an IP address. So this register will say, oh, you need to go here, right? And that means where you are hosting your website. And then from there, they will get the information, like they will see your website. So when anybody searches, it actually looks up in a registry or registrar, and then that registrar points to where you are actually hosting your website. And that website is sent back to the person who is searching, right? So you need to register. Now, if you don't register, then they won't find it, right? So you're a hosting provider will usually do that for you. Now, some common that there are many, many hosting providers. You can use hosting providers that are specific to your country. We usually use hostica.com, or sometimes we host some of our things on Amazon Web Services and so on. So you could, you know, you could... The simplest thing to do is to use a hosting provider like hostica or somebody else. And then you pay them money, they will host your website. They will also register it with the registrar, right? So you need to buy your domain name, and then you can put it on a hosting provider. If you want to simplify this whole work, let me just share this with you. Once you know that Etsy Bangalore is available, what you can do is you go to your hosting provider. You go directly to the provider that you have chosen, and then you can actually buy the domain name there. So when the advantage here is you buy it, they will host it, and they will all register it for you. So everything is done by hostica. So if I do the same thing here, EtsyBangalore.org, and I search, then it will tell me the same thing. It will tell me that EtsyBangalore.org is unavailable. Hmm, how come? Oh, maybe it's because I had selected it here. Okay, because I selected it, it's already, I need to let it go. All right, let me see now. It should become available. I'm not sure. Let's see. It's still unavailable, but anyway. That's because I had selected it on the other website, but EtsyB is doing something different. EtsyBangalore.org should be available. EtsyBangalore, I wonder why. All right, whenever we select some other name. It's also unavailable. I'm not sure why these things are unavailable. Maybe they're all booked by others. But generally what will happen is if you search for a domain name here, and then once you find a name that is available, you can buy it here. So they have HopcityIndia.us now. You can actually buy it here. And so it says Hopcity.com is available. And these people will do everything for you, right? They will, okay, so it's available, right? HopcityIndia.com. So you can buy it here. You can buy it directly with the hosting provider. So they will host it. And they will, you know, you can buy the domain name. That means you will own this domain name, HopcityIndia. They will register it for you and they will host it for you. That means they will, you know, do the work of registering it here and pointing it to their server because you're hosting it with them. They will do this work for you, right? So you don't have to worry about it. Once you buy it with the hosting provider, everything is taken care of. Right? So remember there are certain things you need to do. One is your domain name. Choose something that's your domain name. Choose something that's very easy. People will remember very short, easy to type. It shouldn't have any complicated spelling, all of that. Second, you need to register it and host it. So the simplest thing is to go to a hosting provider and buy the name with them so they can, they'll buy it for you, they'll register it for you and they will also host it for you. So if anybody searches, they will find your website. Now, when you go about building your website, I just want to share some important things. You got to think about what kind of website do you want to have, right? Don't, this is where you as a leader should give your input, okay? Don't let the developer or graphic person just decide that for you, right? Because this is your ministry, your church, and you are the one who knows correctly where you're trying to go in the ministry, right? So you need to tell them that, hey, I want this kind of a website. If you're targeting young people, of course, you want something that's very contemporary and so on. If you are targeting a different kind of audience than a classic look, a very standard look is fine. The other thing you also need to tell them is what are you trying to achieve with your website, right? Your website could be informational. That means it's just an online brochure or it could be for content. That means you're providing resources. You want people to keep coming back to keep using the resources that you're giving out. Maybe it could be to raise support, maybe to sell products, or maybe to get people to sign up for events and conferences. So these could be different objectives. Now, for what we have done for APC is we said we want apcwo.org to be a repository, a place where people come to find free resources, right? So, of course, it'll have information about the church. So to some extent, it has information. Yes, it'll have information on how people can give their dyes and offerings or contributions. We're not selling anything. We will also use it for people to sign up for events. But our main motivation is it's apcwo.org. It's like a central repository, right? So we have built our website like that. So we have sermons right from 2004. So that's about 16 years worth of Sunday sermons with all our sermon notes, PowerPoint. So there is the video. There's the audio. There's the sermon notes, PDF, and there's a PowerPoint. And it's there, you know, like for the last, since 2004, it's been collected there. And then our books are there, free books. And then we're translating the books into languages. Then our daily devotionals are there. So really, people keep coming back because they want resources. And some of the trends we will see is usually on Friday, Saturday, the number of visits to our website will increase. You know, so it's almost like people are using it to prepare their Sunday sermons and things like that. You know, we will see these trends happening when we look at the statistics and we see people coming from every, you know, different parts of the world. But this is our objective in the website that you want people to come back and use these resources to build themselves up spiritually. Okay. So what is the objective? So APCwo.org has been built as a resource center for spiritual Christian content and we continue to develop that. So you may, you need to think, okay, what do I want to achieve with my church website? Okay. And then there are certain pages that are usual, you know, people, you have the home page. So on the home page, it is the first page people will come to. So it's the first impression they have about your church or ministry. What do you want to tell them? And keep in mind that, you know, most people look at a page, maybe for 30 seconds, right? They'll come to look at it and they may immediately go to where they want to go to. Right? Maybe they're looking for, okay, how do I contact this church or, you know, who's the pastor here or things like that. Right? So they look at a page maybe for 30 seconds. So in that 30 seconds, you need to make an impression. They need to get a good sense of who you are, what you are. So that's why if you look at our home page intentionally, we've put everything there because they will just scroll. They get a good idea of who we are that we are doing many different things. We're catering for families, for children, for youth, for professionals. So intentionally, we've put a lot of that so that, you know, even if they scroll in 30 seconds, they just scroll up and down. They get a good feel of, okay, this church is catering for, you know, a wide variety of people. Things like, oh, this church has free books and music and all. So everything is there. In 30 seconds, even if they scroll just through our home page, they will get an idea of who we are. They don't have to click on anything else. Right? From there, they can then dig further if they're interested. But even if they have 30 seconds and they just scroll to home page, they'll get an idea of who the church is. So you've got to think through on what you want to communicate to people when they come to your home page. Then there are other things, you know, like, okay, people will want to know more about what is this church about or I'm a new person here. How can I get connected or what are your upcoming events? Who are the people, you know, the leading the church? Or how can I contact you? Where are your Sunday services and locations? Okay. So these are typical things that you need to make easily available and people expect these things, right? They expect something that says, contact us. Okay. That means, you know, they want your name, your address, email ID, location. Okay. They expect something of about us. Okay. Who are you? You know, and so these things are usually expected and people come to a church or a ministry website. Some other things to keep in mind are use graphics and colors that are very pleasant and that are relevant to the audience you're using, reaching out to. Very important. There must be no spelling errors or errors anywhere. Okay. This is something very important. You have to really work hard on this because, you know, it's easy for errors to come in or spelling mistakes to come in. And so you have to work very hard because this leaves an impression on, you know, on, on how the church works. Right. If there are errors and spelling mistakes and things like that, it leaves a very bad impression. Especially if you're reaching, you know, the educated, the, you know, the kind of people who, these things matter. Right. Keep content updated. So if you have a website, the, you know, the information must be current. There's no point, you know, sometimes you go to a website and you see that, okay, there's information. It's like from two years ago. And then that, then that means they haven't updated it. Then there's no point in having that website. When you have links, all the links must be working and there must be no broken links. When they click on something to go somewhere, it should work and make it very easy for people to use. Okay. Some things that you could do is make, you know, try to, you know, one simple thing is you can let people share their information, like sign up for a database or register for upcoming events. So usually when, when once people like your church minister, they'll want to do this and they will want to be part of your mailing list and you can collect that information through your website. You can share your social media accounts. We will talk about this a little later. One last thing I want to mention, and maybe I will talk more about this next week, is even if you have a website, this number six is so important. That means your website should be discoverable online. Right. That means if you have a website and people can't find you, then it's almost like no point. Right. So this is called search engine optimization. That means when people search, they should be able to find your website. And this is something you have to do very, very intelligently. So maybe I will explain this next week a little bit more in depth. And this is something you must ask the people who are managing a website to do for you. Right. So as an example, suppose we go back online, you know, so let's say I want to, I'm in Bangalore and I want to find spirit filled, spirit filled churches in Bangalore. Okay. So think about, okay, when somebody comes to your city, how will they search for your kind of church? Right. So for example, APC. APC is a spirit filled church. So usually when, when somebody's in Bangalore and they're searching, they would probably type spirit filled churches in Bangalore. Right. So when they type spirit filled, what do they see first year first in the list, they see all people's church Bangalore. Right. And they see us on the map. Right. So we are ranked number one here. And then if you go down here, our website is number one. Right. So this doesn't happen by accident. You have to intentionally, what is called a search engine, optimize your site so that, you know, people are most likely going to click on the first website that comes up. Right. So when somebody searches for spirit filled churches, they find us. What else would they search? Somebody may search for word based churches, word based church or churches or word based churches. So you see some other churches have come up here, but we are number one here as a word based. If somebody searches for word based church, we are number one in the list. Right. So, you know, they have to find out. So like that, you know, if people search, let's say, you know, these are typical search phrases people will use somebody in Bangalore. They want to find a church. They would use this. Right. So this is how if you design your website and search engine, optimize it, they will find it. Right. So think about our Bible college. Right. So if people search for online Bible college, there are lots of other things and you see ABC Bible college comes in number one. Yeah. Right. These are our ads. I mean, these are paid. People have paid for this. These are ads ad here. This is an ad. This is an ad, this is an ad, but the first one without an ad, is ABC Bible college. Right. So we have intentionally, you know, search engine, optimize it. So people search for online Bible college in this region. ABC Bible college is number one. No. So you think about another search phrase. Free Christian books. See if somebody says for free Christian books, APC is number one in this region. They will find us first. APC books. Free Christian books. All people search. They search for that phrase. We are number one. Right. So they will find us and they will, you know, go and use our books. Right. So of course there are other Christian books that are offered for free, but we're right here on top. And it's like, most likely they will click on this one first. Yeah. So like this, you know, you know, I think, you know, you're in free sermons. So in free sermons, of course there's, these are all US based websites. They're numbered on top, but you see we are listed on page one. We come here. One, two, three, four, five. We're on fifth, rank fifth on page one. But these are really big websites. You know, these are sermon central life, and Bible study tools and so on. So these are really global websites, big, very big ones. But out of that, we are number one here. Outside of that, you know, we are offering free sermons. Right. So what I'm saying, so I'll stop here now. Just going back to this PDF. You have to optimize your website for search engine. So that when people search by certain phrases, the goal is your website must come up within the first two pages. Because usually people will look in the first two pages. After that, they may not go to the third page. Right. So how do you do it? You know, and I will share more on this next week. Okay. Are you all with me so far? You, you understood any questions so far? Right. So we are learning new things. Interesting. Thank you. Okay. Welcome. So we will continue this next week. So the goal is you build a website for your church or your ministry. There's a certain way to build a website. And your website must be searchable. Okay. And we'll explain how to do it next week. So that when people search, you know, by the terms, the phrases that you want to be recognized by, then they will find you know, you should come up within your website must come up within page one or page two in your region. Right. And Google search does it. It does it by region. So in your part of the world, it should come up there. Then they will find you. They'll come to your church or they will look at the information on your website and all that. Okay. We'll stop here. We'll continue this next week and share some things. Okay. Get somebody close and prayer please before we go. Okay. Go ahead. Thanks. Thank you. Praise you for this wonderful day. Thank you, Father. As with learning. Yeah. So very important in our days of father. Thank you for wisdom, knowledge of God to handle and proper way to win many souls for the kingdom. Father, help us to learn more on the equip. Thank you, Father. Thank you, Dad. The only people using for different ways that we use for the way to win many souls. Thank you. Praise Jesus. Amen. Amen. Thank you, everyone. Have a good weekend. Restful weekend. And we'll see you next week. Bye now. Thank you. Thank you, sir.