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8. Working Groups Task for Working Groups, Phase 2, 12 November 2003 - Define next steps to be taken - Focus on a few things that are realistic and can be achieved Division of Groups: Group 1: Staff of the EMS Secretariat Group 2: Participants with easy access to the internet Group 3: Participants with no easy access to the internet 8.1 Results of Working Group 1: EMS Secretariat - network of communication needs a liaison person - specific mail groups on the website - special theological knowledge of member and partner churches - human resources in the secretariat => one person for networking via internet (for example someone who does his in-service training) - cooperation with reformed online (library, documents, data base) 8.2 Results of Working Group 2: Easy access to the internet - ensure links between web pages of partner churches, EMS member churches and EMS secretariat - each mission will control the information in the address book - launch of websites will be accompanied by action - local and global awareness: localise global information and globalise local information - contact between the board and the communication department - communication: role of liaison desks => to connect liaison desk and communication How? - transparent criteria of information - what do we need / what do we not need? - flow-charts of communication 40
8.3 Results of Working Group 3: Difficult access to the internet - networking as a "working culture" - survey => inventory - identify a liaison person - identify persons to be trained (training for trainers) - funding and creating of internet cafés as centres of communication - clarify whether training can be provided through the volunteer programme - Mr. Raja offers to help partner churches get their own website at the UTC server ��EMS secretariat acts as convenor! 41
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Page 9 and 10: 2. Mission and Ecumenism The words,
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