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| + | subtopics = [[:Category:Media in Canada|Media in Canada]], [[:Category:Media Ministries in Canada|Media Ministries in Canada]], [[:Category:Media Workers in Canada|Media Workers in Canada]]| | ||
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| − | + | '''ChristianMedia.ca''' (pronounced Christian Media dot see aye) was a community of Christians and an online database that provided the history of [[Canadian]] Christians working, volunteering and ministering in [[:Category:Media in Canada|media]] in [[Canada]]. ChristianMedia.ca Members believed in Jesus Christ as the Messiah and Son of God. They were motivated to share the Good News of [[Jesus Christ]] through dance, drama, film, music, new media, performance, print, radio, television, visual art, web and writing. | |
| − | ChristianMedia.ca (pronounced Christian Media dot see aye) | ||
| − | + | ChristianMedia.ca was founded on November 10, 2000 by a [[Canadian]] named [[David M.R.D. Spencer]]. The web site had 5,948 pages and 2,257,280 page views when it was closed down. | |
| + | ==ChristianMedia.ca Moves to WikiChristian== | ||
| + | On December 20, 2008, [[David M.R.D. Spencer]] connected with the Founders of [[WikiChristian:About|WikiChristian]] and offered to move the listings for '''222''' members of ChristianMedia.ca to [[WikiChristian:About|WikiChristian]]. WikiChristian Founders '''[[User:Prab/About WikiChristian|Dr. Prab R Tumpati]]''' in Philadelphia, [[United States of America]] and '''[[User:Graham grove/About WikiChristian|Dr. Graham L Grove]]''' in Adelaide, [[Australia]] accepted David's offer and encouraged him to join the team of volunteer [[Special:Listusers/sysop|Administrators for WikiChristian]]. | ||
| + | You can now view the listings for '''222''' former members of ChristianMedia.ca plus new Canadian listings under the list called '''[[:Category:Media_Workers in Canada|Media Workers in Canada]]''' here on WikiChristian. | ||
| + | ==Links== | ||
| + | * [http://www.christianmedia.ca Christianmedia.ca site today] - See the changes made by the new owners. | ||
| + | * [http://web.archive.org/web/*sa_/http://www.christianmedia.ca Christianmedia.ca site on December 20, 2008] - See the site between the years 2001 to 2008, before the move to WikiChristian. | ||
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| − | [[Category:Media in Canada]] | + | [[Category:Media Ministries in Canada]] |
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ChristianMedia.ca (pronounced Christian Media dot see aye) was a community of Christians and an online database that provided the history of Canadian Christians working, volunteering and ministering in media in Canada. ChristianMedia.ca Members believed in Jesus Christ as the Messiah and Son of God. They were motivated to share the Good News of Jesus Christ through dance, drama, film, music, new media, performance, print, radio, television, visual art, web and writing.
ChristianMedia.ca was founded on November 10, 2000 by a Canadian named David M.R.D. Spencer. The web site had 5,948 pages and 2,257,280 page views when it was closed down.
ChristianMedia.ca Moves to WikiChristian
On December 20, 2008, David M.R.D. Spencer connected with the Founders of WikiChristian and offered to move the listings for 222 members of ChristianMedia.ca to WikiChristian. WikiChristian Founders Dr. Prab R Tumpati in Philadelphia, United States of America and Dr. Graham L Grove in Adelaide, Australia accepted David's offer and encouraged him to join the team of volunteer Administrators for WikiChristian.
You can now view the listings for 222 former members of ChristianMedia.ca plus new Canadian listings under the list called Media Workers in Canada here on WikiChristian.
Links
- Christianmedia.ca site today - See the changes made by the new owners.
- Christianmedia.ca site on December 20, 2008 - See the site between the years 2001 to 2008, before the move to WikiChristian.
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