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By Kathleen Wayne R.S.M.
Internet technologies make it easier than ever to connect with young adults. Here are tips for using these new forms of communication in your ministry. Read more...
By Anne Boyle
A strong Web site with fresh, ever-changing content is essential in vocation ministry. Careful planning, good design and vigorous marketing are among the secrets to success. Read more...
By Eric and Cara Stallsmith
The biggest misconception about an Internet site is: “if you build it, people will come”. What you will find is that you build a website to promote your business, only to find that you now have to promote your website AND your business. Read more...
By Dale Ehrman O.S.C.
The landscape of vocation ministry has changed greatly in the last five years. Back in 1994 communication with prospective candidates focused on written letters, brochures, and phone calls. Read more...
By Deborah Marie Butcher OP
Not too long ago we religious thought being on the Web was a novelty. This is no longer true! The Internet is transforming how we communicate, how we gather information, and how we do business. Read more...
The NRVC Flickr page lets staff and friends of NRVC easily locate photos. This shows the "Photostream," but photos are also organized by event and by topic under the section called "Albums." Read more...
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Sister Tarianne DeYonker, O.P. is part of the vocation team for the Adrian Dominican Sisters headquartered in Michigan. Her six-person vocation team initiates and nurtures relationships with many young adults--especially those who are making decisions about how to use their gifts. Read more...
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