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Archive for December, 2006 Page 2 of 4
Written by Tony Sheng.
Taking a missions trip is usually a pretty big project. Each trip includes tracking loads of details, lots of dependencies and getting certain deliverables from other people for goods and services. In other words, it’s a big job.
What may prove to be helpful is to break the project down into small segments. For instance, lets talk about pure logistics in this article - logistics meaning getting from one place to another at the right times and everything you need to do that. For this purpose, let’s consider that you have already chose your destination [and I have a lot to say about that idea - but at another time] and you have already chosen your team - both the students and enough leaders.
Here is a quick checklist that may help:
Continue reading ‘Preparing for a Mission Trip - Logistics’
There’s a new study out this week about teens and media. Americans aged 13-18 spend a whopping 72 hours a week using “electronic media.”
Here’s another interesting bit of info from the article:
For 2006, one-third of teens reported owning an Apple Computer iPod, up from only 1 percent in 2003, according to the study. More than half said they also own and play Sony’s PlayStation 2, and one-third said they own an original Microsoft Xbox game console. But as many as three quarters reported playing video games on a regular basis.
By the way, I also just read that Mexican youth spend 12 hours a day watching TV or playing video games. So, it’s not just an American trend.
(via: Ypulse.com)
Here’s my previously mentioned troubled youth vid in English. It’s still got Mexican statistics in it.
If you just want to watch it on Youtube, here’s the link.
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