New website launched
The Mayden Foundation has a new website! This one in fact. The new site has been developed in WordPress and is hosted on the Mayden WordPress network. We’d love to know what you think of it – all comments submitted through the Contact Us would be much appreciated.
Bible Reflections website gains award
The Mayden Foundation’s first web project, Bible Reflections – has been honoured at the Christian New Media Awards.
The 5th Annual UK Christian New Media Awards & Conference took place on 14th October 2011. The Awards Ceremony was held in Sir Christopher Wren’s architectural masterpiece, St. Stephen, Walbrook – also known as the ‘Internet Church’ – in the heart of the City of London. The awards look to commend those who seek to use New Media to reach out to the wider world in an ever more sophisticated media landscape. The Awards have grown in popularity and participation since they were launched in 2007 and now attract entries from the widest possible range of churches, charities and individuals.
Foundation begins work on HealthyCuriosity
The Mayden Foundation has started work on the development of a new website – HealthyCuriosity – designed to support people with long term conditions. HealthyCuriosity will allow those suffering from almost any chronic health condition to capture their experiences of making changes to their lifestyle (eg diet, exercise, drug regimes) in a structured way and then make suggestions on other courses of action based on the experience of others. It is anticipated that the site will be launched in the first quarter of 2012.
Bible Reflections hits 2011
After a big push over the summer, Bible Reflections now has over 2000 audio sermons listed on the website. These cover a wide variety of subject areas and there is now at least one sermon on almost every book of the bible. The recently added articles and news sections are also gaining content at a rapid pace.
Mayden Foundation attains charitable status
We are delighted to announce that the Mayden Foundation has today been accepted as a registered charity by the Charity Commission. This new status will allow us to expand our range of activities, to actively engage with other like-minded organisations and to seek other charitable funding sources for our project work.