miletwo::network exists to bring together churches and communications experts in pursuit of sharing Jesus to a culture that longs for him desperately but desires to experience him in a way that is real and is relevant. Our mission is not to market the phony gospel that people want to hear, but to market the authentic gospel in a way that the modern culture can understand.
The name miletwo has always been about going the extra mile, whether in life, work, or ministry. Recently separated from my loving friends at miletwo::church due to God’s direction for moving to the Pacific Northwest, I’ve embarked upon a mission to impact the world of online church marketing. This web site is dedicated to this ongoing pursuit and an effort to support my friends in ministry by engaging in thoughtful debate about how to use the most modern communication skills in our arsenal to speak the message in truth.
About the Andersons
The Andersons are Jeremy, Michele, Josh and Nick. In late 2007 we relocated our family to the Pacific Northwest to a lovely little city in Oregon called Gresham. We like it here and now it’s home.
To those we left behind in the OC… we love you. We would love to have you visit some day… stop in… see the view of Mt. Hood in the distance, sample some local pub fare, enjoy the great outdoors. It’s beautiful up here, really. Best of all the blood pressure is down, cholesterol is lowered, and I get home at 4:45 after a 15 minute commute instead of 8pm after a 2 hour commute. I almost forgot how great my family is. It’s really nice to be able to spend time with them again.
Peace out.
Just wanted to let you know I was here – gonna be readin’ up – looks like some good stuff! Have fun up there! & thanks for the link, I am returning the favor…
Great to see you having a swell time in Oregon!
-TSG
P.S. I love parrots now.
Hope your doing well Jeremy, its quiet around these parts these days.
Hi there. Premier Christian Radio in London, UK calling. I stumbled across you when googling information on whether there is any data/research available that can point to whether church attendance goes up in an economic downturn. Would appreaciate you pointing me in any direction if you know of anything that can help.
Cheers