Here's a sample of the others:

• Ship of Fools, the standard by which all others are judged! Articles and forums mainly, awesome content and vision.

• Church for All, looks good (I've just subscribed - YiCaa).

• cyberchurch Yahoo! group is in Indonesian and seems inactive.

• Insights-L is an active email list within the Uniting Church in Australia with a community spirit all its own. Unfortunately there's no archive at present, so to sample it you need to join, and it's quite a high-volume list with no digest option.

• http://www.cyberchurch.co.za/ is an online church community created for those who need spiritual food on a daily basis. It is a place where Christians meet to learn, chat, and grow. It is also a place where non-Christians are welcome to seek and find the truth and peace that is provided by a relationship with Jesus Christ. It aims to be a "spiritual vitamin" that supplements your spiritual growth within your local fellowship/congregation. This means that we aim to partner with local congregations in "reaching the unreached and equipping the saints via the Internet".

• http://www.godweb.org/ GodWeb = the blog. A must see.

• http://www.faithworks.com/ and see especially their article at http://www.faithworks.com/archives/cyberchurch.htm which asks: Cyberchurch: Are online congregations real churches or just a slacker substitute?

• http://www.e-church.com/Blog-detail.asp?EntryID=92 e-church blog site

Some other relevant articles etc:

• http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/1541/cybchur.html What, then, is a "cyberchurch" -- or "virtual church"? Very thoughtful investigation, lots more links.

• http://www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk/community/cyber.html - but "cyberchurch" on this page just seems to mean a list of conventional churches with websites. Maybe that's interesting in itself.

• http://www.next-wave.org/dec99/embracing_the_cyberchurch.htm Embracing the cyberchurch, very on-topic.

• http://relevantmag.com/god_article.php?id=7041 (Warning: tech speak ahead) If you have engaged in the Internet through the reading of religious blogs, downloading church podcasts, watching videos or chatting online with Christian friends—chances are, you’ve participated in cyberchurch. Cyberchurch is one of the fastest growing macro-models of church today. Another on-topic rave.

And some similar URLs:

(which you'll find on Yahoo! search but they don't do so well on Google)

• CyberChurch, Inc. http://www.cyberchurch.org/ works with various denominational bodies in providing online communications, appears to be at least partly a commercial site despite the .org address.

• http://www.cyberchurch.com/ CyberCHURCH web site solutions, provider of church website services.

• http://www.c-m-e.org/CyberChurch.htm CyberChurch Connectional eSolutions, A Complete, Secure, Online Church Management System, seems to address the same questions as a wiki but comes up with a very different solution.