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The Speakers of Tech2004

Dr. W. Davies Owens Executive Director BlueSky Ministries	“Roman Roads for the 21st Century… Practical Uses for the Internet in the Local Church”   ”We are missionaries in a culture that is continually moving away from traditional Christian roots and values. Although the Gospel is timeless and needs no innovation, the way we present the Gospel and engage our culture necessitates creative methods and the use of technology.  Regardless of your churches size or resources, there are practical ways to use the Internet to more effectively connect with those who walk past your doors.”
Bishop Clifford Frazier TechnoRev Productions Key Note Speaker	The Impact of Technology on the Church   Bishop Frazier is the Pastor of The City of Life Christian Church in St. Louis, MO. a church of 1100 + members and is the Bishop of The City of Life Christian Ministries an organization dedicated to providing purpose driven ministry assistance to its covenant churches. Bishop Frazier is also the president of  TechnoRev Productions, Inc. a video, audio and print media production firm that includes  a state of the art, Digital Post-Production Suite. His friends call Bishop Frazier “The TechnoRev”.  With his expanded graphics, media and 3D-annimation capability TechnoRev Productions provide high quality video production and print services to both the church and secular communities.
Clemmie Perry ETraining Consultants	Using Theology to Teach Technology – Outreach Through Community Based Technology Centers Ms. Clemmie C. Perry is the founder and visionary of a faith-based computer technology program in Miami, Florida called: TECHS (Teaching Each Christian How to Use Systems).  The TECHS program provides computer education and training to children, adults and senior citizens in underserved communities to help bridge the digital divide. Ms. Perry has also recently authored a Christian Computer Workbook, “Using Theology to Teach Technology”.  This creative and unique concept uses a Bible-based approach to teach computer skills.  This self-paced instructional tool combines Biblical scriptures, information from the Old and New Testaments and computer processes to make learning computer skills a non-threatening, peaceful experience and accelerates the learning process.
Rev. Morris Proctor Morris Proctor Seminars	Camp Logos  - Using Electronic Bible Tools In 1997 Morris discovered Logos Bible Software and electronic books. This find so revolutionized his study of the Word that he began a ministry (Morris Proctor Seminars) to equip pastors, professors, and students to study with electronic books. As the authorized trainer for Logos Research Systems, Morris and his wife, Cindy, devote much of their ministry presenting seminars around the world, training people to use Bible software. Morris has trained numerous Christian leaders including Jack Hayford, Joseph, Garlington, Bruce Wilkinson, Peter Lowe, and Chip Ingram. Morris, Cindy, and their children reside in Murfreesboro, TN.
Philip Christie Northeastern Sound Productions	Enhancing The Worship Experience With Lighting & Sound