Clem Webb Ministries is set up to provide visual training for missionaries and mission-minded people.

 

That visual training includes photography, both film and digital (but primarily digital) and presentation skills. The training is far from extensive, but effective in helping put a human face on the peoples of the world we so desperately want to reach for Christ.

 

The training takes the form of a short seminar, usually one day or half a day in duration, depending on skill level and interest level among the participants.

 

The teacher of these seminars is Clem Webb, of Beaumont, Texas. He is thoroughly trained as a photographer and PhotoShop® professional. His photography training came via Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles, now in Pasadena, California. His digital training came via the hands-on approach, assisted by seminars conducted by NAPP, of which he has long been a member. (National Association of PhotoShop® Professionals.)

 

Mr. Webb travels internationally with a converted Muslim from Trinidad. Given the precarious nature of his situation, that friend’s name will not be revealed in a medium this widespread. He, my friend, has had attempts made on his life by extremists. I don’t want to aid in that process. Suffice it to say that I have been documenting his efforts and working side-by-side with him since late 2006. In process, his collateral materials and presentations have naturally improved, as has his funding, which is my overall intent for the bulk of my training. I do, however, occasionally teach my seminars to interest instructors, on request.

 

I raise my own funding to accomplish these tasks, asking only travel expenses from the seminar students or their respective schools. Not an unintelligent man, I do not refuse gifts when offered; I simply don’t demand or even ask for them.

 

I also have an evolving exhibit of larger prints and a PowerPoint® presentation that I present on occasion, if you, the reader, are interested. If so, contact me through this web site. Again, I only ask for travel expenses. I do not request, but will accept contributions.

 

Clem Webb Ministries, Inc. is a 501 (c) 3 not for profit corporation in the state of Texas. As such, contributions made to the ministry are tax-deductible for the contributor.

 

Clem Webb Ministries, Inc. also sells prints and post card sets, which are not tax-deductible.