Welcome to Endeavr.com! We are in the “alpha” stage of development. Click around and watch us grow in the coming months.
From the Blog
06/10 : Defining Missional Church
The Endeavr Project intends to serve the “missional church.” I want to point new users of this site to a few resources that articulate the intended meaning of that church…
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Welcome
Endeavr.com began in 2006 as an idea in the mind of a seminary student. It was born from a desire to leverage the features and benefits of Web 2.0 in service to the mission of the Christian Church.
By June 2008, this online prototype started to take shape. Still in its alpha-stage of development, the Endeavr project has plenty of room for growth in its form, function, and depth as an online resource. Please bookmark us, click around, watch the site develop in the months to come, and give us feedback along the way.
For now, the site’s primary offerings are a Blog and what we’re coining our e-Base. The Blog will feature and review resources (particularly those available online) that are relevant to the Missional Church. Significant attention will be given to web tools that churches, organizations, and individuals might find useful in maintaining their own online presences and publications. The e-Base is a database that will grow over time. In its initial phase, this directory of Christian resources will profile mission agencies and non-profits, educational institutions, key leaders in a variety of fields, and influential blogs.
To learn more about Endeavr and the masters thesis project that inspired it, click over to the site’s About page.
Get Involved
If the Endeavr Project seems like something you’d like to support, we invite you to contact the site’s editor via the Contact Form. This is a content-driven site, so we are in need of friends to help us aggregate information for the e-Base, and we are on the lookout for talented writers to feature in the Endeavr Blog. Perhaps you have a great idea that you think fits the Endeavr vision; we’d love to hear about it. Thanks for visiting. You’ve just met us at the groundfloor. Keep tabs on us as we build this thing out.