One Day in Melbourne for 2018 is on the 19 May at the Craigieburn Salvation Army – 75 Interlink Dr, Craigieburn, 20 minutes from Melbourne airport.
Craigieburn Salvation Army
This is the 3rd annual One Day in Melbourne for mission publication editors, writers, designers, social media mavens, authors, bloggers, self-publishers ….
The focus is on the forgotten Christian media, all those small publications – mostly on-line, not the major denominational publications who already have their audience.
The top of the line presenters give their time at no cost so as to ensure such mission agencies received a thorough concordant.
This year - 2018
Morning tea 10.30am
MC Reverend Bob Thomas – editor New Life
The morning session at 11.00am
All those IT issues missions and small publications have every day – including how icloud works, android, to laptop or cloud - led by David Goodwin and Phil Hall.
Lunch 12.30pm
Afternoon session
Ben Campbell - AEF – International commnication
Ashley – Family Voice - Medium size audiences
Peter Brookshaw - coordinating the small groups
Afternoon tea - 4.00pm
The idea is to start and finish in order that interstate registrations can fly into Melbourne and fly home - all on the same day – One Day in Melbourne. We also realise others may make it a weekend in Melbourne and stay over for a myriad of purposes.
David Goodwin
Focus
The sessions are interactive whereby during presentations for responses. This is particularly important for mission publication editors, writers, designers, social media mavens, authors, bloggers, self-publishers.
The focus is on the forgotten Christian media, all those small publications – mostly today on-line, not the major denominational publications who already have their audience and therefore restrictions.
Video from 2017 One Day in Melbourne
To register for 19 May One Day in Melbourne – 19 May
info@markt.id.au
0419 917 713
attention – Dr Mark Tronson
Dr Mark Tronson is a Baptist minister (retired) who served as the Australian cricket team chaplain for 17 years (2000 ret) and established Life After Cricket in 2001. He was recognised by the Olympic Ministry Medal in 2009 presented by Carl Lewis Olympian of the Century. He mentors young writers and has written 24 books, and enjoys writing. He is married to Delma, with four adult children and grand-children. Dr Tronson writes a daily article for Christian Today Australia (since 2008) and in November 2016 established Christian Today New Zealand.
Mark Tronson's archive of articles can be viewed at