Here’s where we stand after just one week of the Pentecost Project going public:

the site has been viewed 1330 times

there have been 14 comments

we’ve been linked and blogged about throughout the U.S. (and even the UK!)

there are 81 members of the Facebook group

5 communities have let me know they plan to participate; several others are working on ideas

12 people have responded and asked to be listed on this site

i’ve purchased the pentecostproject.org and pentecostproject.com domain names (site under construction there; for now keep coming here)

jon irvine has offered to host the site on his server space and work with me on ways to offer subdomains to others who have signed on to the Project

Here’s what you can do to help:

e-mail me to let me know how you plan to enact the Pentecost Project locally as either (or both) an individual and community

blog about the Project

invite people to the Facebook group

leave comments with a link to this site on blog posts of others where you see a connection to our little experiment

Have other ideas? Leave a Comment on this post! Thanks so much for all of your support and encouragement as the Project has gotten off the ground. The response has been more than I could have ever imagined.

Thanks to Jon Irvine, there’s a really good chance we’ll be able to offer free sub-domains of pentecostproject.org with easy-to-use WordPress! This way we can have an easily networked web of city-based blogs, such as scranton.pentecostproject.org and columbus.pentecostproject.org, or a community-based subdomain, too, like safespace.pentecostproject.org.

We’ll let you know when we’re ready to roll on that.

We’ll let you know when we’re there.