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Ours is the first generation in all of human history to have the technology to reach every man, woman and child on earth with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Bits were given to us for this period of time. This is the Internet moment in human history as computer networks now become the most crucial battleground for the minds and souls of people everywhere. Proof of concept has been achieved as Global Media Outreach presents the Gospel every three seconds, resulting in a decision for Jesus every 60 seconds from all 191 countries. The journey has begun to present the Good News to all 6.5 billion people on earth in one generation. Walt Wilson serves full time as founder and chairman of Global Media Outreach, an Internet evangelism ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ. He is an international speaker at corporate management meetings, government conferences, universities and executive seminars. He has served on the boards of several Silicon Valley companies and Bob Buford’s Leadership Network in Dallas, a strategy development organization for the growth of the Christian Church. He was also Chairman of the National Advisory Board for Christianity.com and author of the Internet Church, published and distributed by Thomas Nelson/Word Publishing Company. Walt is a contributing editor for Christian Computing Magazine and is a member of the technology council of Saddleback Church. Walt was founder and CEO of Exclaim Technologies. As SVP at Computer Sciences Corp., a $16billion, US global corporation with 600 offices worldwide, he traveled extensively throughout the world. Prior to CSC, he was an early employee of Apple Computer, serving as Managing Director of US Operations as the company grew from start up to $5 billion in revenue. Before joining Apple he was Western Regional Manager with a division of Fairchild, the semiconductor pioneer. He has spent most of his career with Silicon Valley based companies. Check out Frank Johnson's blog on this session. |
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