Christian BBS networking for Africa

It is thus comparatively easy to set up one's own BBS, which is almost like running one's own ISP, but much cheaper. The links on this page will give more information on how you can call an exisiting BBS, or set up your own. It is possible, though BBS networks, to link up with Internet newsgroups and mailing lists as well.

Main index of all pages The home page for this site, with information about the purpose of the site, news of developments etc Alphabetical list of web sites dealing with Christianity in Africa Web sites of churches and organistions that cover more than one country or region Particular regions and countries Southern Africa East Africa West Africa Central Africa North Africa Madagascar Global links Links arranged according to particular topics and interests Education Mission Youth Justice & Peace Theology Books and publications Communities There are several other pages of links that are not listed above. Some are sub-pages from the main page in each section, and others will deal with different topics. You should find them all on the main index page or on the miscellaneous links page. If you maintain a web page dealing with Christianity in Africa, and would like to add it to this list of links, please go to our contact page.

The BBS as a tool for churches and NGOs - How BBSs can be used as a cheap form of electronic communication in Africa, and their advantages in relation to other forms of communication such as newsgroups and Web sites. Many people are not aware of which communications tools are most appropriate, and this site can give some ideas. E-mail: Khanya BBS, Pretoria - a Christian dial-up BBS in Pretoria, South Africa. Tel (012) 333-0004

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