2009 – a year of highs and lows

We’re coming to the end of another year. This means that WordLive is almost two years old – Happy Birthday is the 1st January.

The year has seen us build on the success of our first year with more people than ever deepening their relationship with God through reading the Bible and praying using Wordlive.

We’ve also developed our facebook and twitter presence, and we’d love for you to join in the conversation there. Our YouTube account is also hosting all the WordLive vidoes, making it very easy for you to embed and share them with your own communities.

WordLive itself went through an upgrade (lovingly called WordLive 1.5 to the team). It now has an image each day as well as tools to share each and every activity around the net.

But the year has also been painful for the team. The current economic climate has hit us and we’ve had to look at new ways of delivering WordLive content in the future. As part of a bigger SU re-shaping our team has been affected, and we have had to say goodbye to several wonderful people.

So the year has been what most years are; times of joy and sadness, contentment and yearning. And next year will be the same, although the specifics are not yet known.

One thing we can be sure of though, is that we can have faith, and trust in God.

What are your memories of 2009?

What's been going on?

I haven't been around here recently and I do apologise for that. There are two reasons.

The first is that I took a little break from the hectic day to day schedule and had a couple of weeks holiday. I didn't do too much but I did have a nice rest.

The second is that I, and the rest of the digital team, have been hard at work putting together the second of our digital projects, LightLive. LightLive isn't quite ready for launch yet, but lookout as we enter May. In the meantime you can find out what is happening by checking out the LightLive blog here.

Finally, just in case you've furned up here and know nothing about WordLive then take a look at this:

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