That makes a lot of sense. I am excited about how new technologies can be used for ministry. My article is a reflection on how the methods we use in ministry might be affected by the new technology.

For me, Web 2.0 and Church 2.0 (or Ministry 2.0) really have nothing to do with each other.

Consider my list as one that documents what I consider to be “Version 2.0″ church oriented web applications (as opposed to Version 1.0).

My list is more about innovative “church” web applications; I’m not really do anything innovative to ministry. Except that I hope these new Web 2.0 products give ministry leaders better tools.

For example, we are about to put Plaid into beta testing. It is a “Web 2.0″ product as opposed to that I would call “Version 1.0″ church management systems.

I hope that is more clear…