Sermon.net on a Google Site

[Chkurgrnd]

Our web guy is working on getting mp3 audio from our pastor's sermons on our page. He really wants to have a player on the site so the older generation doesn't have to worry about WMP or Winamp, etc. Does it work? I'm not familiar with Google sites beyond what he has shown me... something about Google gadgets came into the conversation...

Has anyone used sermon.net before? The price is about right for us.

On behalf of him, guidance or opinions wanted so I can pass it on.

[Cwhartisson]

Yes it's easy. I am in the process of recreating our church website in google sites. It rocks. I am a huge believer everything google. And google mail, apps, websites 1) are powerful 2) are easy to use 3) auto backedup, and 4) free.

I just uploaded one sermont to sermon.net last week and installed the player on a google sites website. Just copy that sermon.net link code then in google sites click the HTML button at the top to insert the code, then paste it. In a few hours I was able to create a website that blows away our old one in terms of ease of use, maintenance, gaphics, function, layout, navigation, etc. Best of all is that now each church staff member can maintain their own page content without needing a web guru or any it staff.

I'm also tranisitioning their email to Gmail. Goodbye in house server and IT bills.

[samchuck]

We use Semon.net and it is very easy!