Who said that church needs to stick to their old fashioned path? With Oikos churches everywhere can get out of the stone age and build their very own online communities, keeping in touch beyond the obligatory Sunday morning mass. Oikos lays claim to some pretty snazzy features too.
MySpace could only wish to look this sharp. Among its features are music and photo sharing, discussion groups, calendaring, event listings, and collaboration. Oikos integrates with your existing website; they also take care of all the technical details so you can focus on podcasting your sermons, organizing prayer meetings, sending group emails, and running campaigns. Of course, Oikos is nothing less than secure and safe. Pricing starts at $14 a month for 1-49 users, and goes up to $295 a month for 900+ users.
Oikos.com In Their Own Words
“Oikos is for anyone who wants to stay in touch, in a deeper way, with their loved ones. Because it’s so easy to use, Oikos lets you concentrate on building healthy relationships. Pastors, Ministers, Preachers, and Teachers, Youth Group Leaders, Moms, Dads, and Kids. Everyone has a place in Oikos”
Why Oikos.com It Might Be A Killer
Oikos brings religion to the 21st century. It looks good and it’s filled with features. Oikos helps church members stay connected beyond the church walls. Great for keeping in touch with older or sick members, for organizing prayer meetings, dinners, and for sharing good times. Each network is private, so there’s no need to worry about security.
Some Questions About Oikos.com
Is the church ready for the world of 2.0? Will they embrace it, will they embrace the price? Or will they remain offline? 
