License Agreement

The general idea is:

You can use these slides in your own church or organization, but you can't given them to someone else in a different church or organization.

If you're not sure how it applies to you, PLEASE contact me. I'm a lenient and understanding guy. If anyone's going to make a liberal interpretation of these guidelines, let it be me. That way you won't feel guilty, and I won't be perturbed if I find out.

You Can....

• If you're a church, you can use these slides in any of your meetings.
• You can alter the slides to fit your own needs.
• You can send the PDF index files to anyone you want.

You Can't....

• Let someone else use these slides, unless they are covered by other terms in this agreement.
• Sell or give away these slides, whether in their original or an altered version.
• Use the slides in a PowerPoint presentation which you then give away to someone else.
• Post the slides on a website.
• Use these slides in any other way which--hey, we're smart adults here--just doesn't seem right. Unless you contact me for permission.

For a Church

In general, you need one CD (or download license) per church location. You can then use the slides in your church services, in Sunday school classes, in youth meetings, and whatever else goes on.

At that location. If you have a daughter church or churches, they need to buy their own set of slides. As long as you're planting a church, feel free to use these slides for them. But once a church is up and running, they need to buy their own.

This license applies to your official church use--like, by the staff. It doesn't mean anyone in your congregation is free to use these slides (for instance, a businessman who would like to spice up a motivational seminar he's giving).

Seminar Leaders

If you run around doing seminars, the "one location" rule doesn't apply. Use the slides freely in your seminars. And when people ask "Where did you get those cool slides?", please tell them about Random Pokes.

If your organization develops presentations centrally, and those presentations are then used by a number of seminar presenters--all you need is one copy.

I'm a lenient guy. If you're not sure about how this licensing info applies to your unique situation, please ask me. I'd rather that you ask me, than that you live with a guilty conscience.