Church technology, creativity, and new thinking with ChurchM.ag’s Blessing Mpofu

Domain hacks were at one time the hottest thing since sliced bread.  

From Del.icio.us to Bit.ly to Who.is to Flic.kr to n.pr to spoti.fi and the list goes on, domain hacks are a clever way to uniquely brand when birthing an idea while strapped for cash.

Another popular brand that landed on the country code top-level domain (ccTLD) domain hack bandwagon in the first decade of the latter 2000s was ChurchM.ag.

In a recent podcast, I had the honor and pleasure of speaking with ChurchMag’s Chief Editor Blessing Mpofu. Blessing and I travel back down memory lane discussing what led a founding technologist and visionary to launch ChurchMag using the .ag extension country code for Antigua and Barbuda.

In addition, we chat about a number of topics — the ins and outs of operating an online publication, ChurchM.ag’s #1 article about surviving a pandemic, a few domain confessions, church technology, creativity and new thinking.

While I could drone on about all we discussed, simply hit play and discover how Blessing is changing the world one resource at a time. Enjoy!