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Does it seem like the whole world is “going digital?”

Well, you are right! From e-book readers to the internet, smart phones to digital music, practically all new information services provide their content in digital formats. Paper delivery of things like newspapers, books, and journals is quickly becoming a thing of the past. But technology moves so fast, how can the church maintain its focus on biblical issues but still keep pace with contemporary communications?

We have the answer! The 7 Ones Digital Media Group is a “new media” company offering services such as digital book creation, website management and promotion, and graphic design. We also perform cassette tape-to-CD conversion for sermon archiving purposes, as well as scanning and archiving of church bulletins in Adobe PDF format. The 7 Ones can help you bridge the gap between paper and digital!

Let us help you:

1. Convert your traditional book to digital formats for Kindle and other e-book readers.
2. Create and promote a website for your congregation or business, and maintain and manage that website on our servers.
3. Design advertisements, book covers, and promotional pieces.
4. Convert old sermon audio tapes into digital formats for CD archiving and digital audio players such as iPod.
5. Scan and create searchable archives of your old printed church bulletins.

The 7 Ones Digital Media Group quotes each job individually. If you have a need in one of our services areas, please use the Contact form to let us know what we can do for you!

About the owner: Matthew Keedy Clifton is an evangelist for the church of Christ. He currently works with the church of Christ in McCrory, Ark. In addition to being a Christian minister, he also has over 17 years experience in publishing, graphic design, and internet technologies. He has earned a B.A. in Biblical Studies, an M.S. in Ministerial Leadership, and a Master of Divinity from Amridge University in Montgomery, Ala. In addition to his ministry work, he is also an instructor for the Tennessee Bible College Distance Learning Program and is also engaged in doctoral studies there. He and his wife have three children.