You have three tools to help you navigate the site: a vertical main menu (on the left of your screen); a site map (near the bottom of the main menu); and, on most screens, a horizontal navigation bar (near the top of the screen). And for those who want to go straight through the site, there is a "Next" button at the bottom of each page.

Use the main menu to view each of the primary sections in this site. Use the horizontal navigation bar view the subsections. (As an example, the "Home" page has two subsections: "About the Author and Sponsors" and "How to Navigate this Site." The titles of these subsections appear in the horizontal navigation bar.)

Occasionally, you will come across a subsection of the site that has further subsections. For example, one subsection of "Connecting in a Disconnected World" is entitled "Ministry Experience Reports." Its subsections are "Model A," "Model B," "Example 1," and "Example 2." Each of these subsection names appear in brackets near the top of the text.

Always remember that near the bottom of the main menu is a site map. If you feel you may be getting "lost," click on the site map to see where you are positioned. Then return to the previous page by clicking the "back" button on your browser.

Finally, a print-ready version of Gathering the Seekers is available by clicking the final item on the main menu. It is in pdf format, and to read it you will need to have installed the free download, Adobe Acrobat.