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Can Jesus Scale? Mars Hill Sells Social Network

Zondervan, "a world leader in Christian communications," says it's just bought Mars Hill's social-networking, community-building software The City (we prefer "Christbook"), which was the brainchild of ex-Amazonian Zack Hubert. Now Zondervan will roll the software out to online churched-up types all over, hoping to recreate the Mars Hill experience: "Mars Hill launched The City earlier this year to create a dynamic, engaging interactive online community for its more than 7,000 members. Within two months of launch more than 85% of the church's members had signed up and more than 75% visit the site every single day." That daily Bible reading plan must be a doozy.

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  • chrisbseattle

    The Redmond location of Mars Hill Church was closed down because the campus outgrew the small location. They have since moved to a new, larger location in Bellevue.

  • Brad

    I noticed the Redmond location was closed down the other day.



    Could these divestitures be part of the congregation's inevitable exodus to the planet of the same name?

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