International Conference on Computing and Mission

GOD LOVES GEEKS ON A MISSION!

We are all aware that technology is changing lives across the globe at an ever increasing rate - many kids nowadays have never seen a vinyl record - it's deemed to be old technology after only 60 years of production!

Churches and Mission agencies are using technology and the geeks that understand it more and more to share the gospel message of hope as well as run their own operations. Keeping track of the good, the bad and the ugly of technology is a struggle for many technologists in good times, but with over-stretched budgets and people, and never-ending technological change, keeping up to date is now almost an impossible task.

The International Conference on Computing and Mission (ICCM) exists to collaboratively help and support those who work with computer technology and mission. It is a place where Christian technologists from missions, churches and industry can talk together about walking with God on the one hand and technology on the other. The conference has been running for over 20 years around the globe. It is genuinely a unique, collaborative event, run by the attendees for the attendees.

The next ICCM is being held in Europe between Wednesday the 10th and Saturday 13th March 2010 at De Betteld in the Netherlands.

For more information visit http://www.iccm-europe.org or contact Mick
Leggett, HCJB Global, The Media Centre, 131 Grattan Road, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD1 2HS. e: itdept@hcjb.org.uk t: +44 1274 721810

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ICCM-Europe is organised and hosted by a group of people who value and work with technology in mission, many of whom work within mission organisations. It is a sister conference to ICCM-Asia and ICCM-US and like them is more of an organism than an organisation.