Colebank Communications offers over 25 years of web development creativity, passion, and commitment in excellenct to online communication, commmity building and web commerce.
Creativity
Combining a trained eye for what looks good with usability for compelling user experiences
Passion
Leveraging the latest technology frameworks with exciting imagery to move people to engage.
Commitment
Dedicated to doing what we would want done if we were in your shoes.
Colebank Communications
Mark graduated from Rhode Island School of Design and started his career working for new media agencies producing corporate websites for clients including A.T. Cross, AAi Foster Grant, and Sony Chemicals. For the last decade, Mark has worked on government projects doing responsive redesign and CMS migration projects for the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, the National Toxicology Program and the State of North Carolina.
Drupalcamp Asheville NC.gov Redesign
Projects
Mark Colebank has worked on many high profile government and business websites in recent years as a government contractor and freelance web developer.
25 years of development experience in producing websites that are secure, stable and provide a great user experience.
Lose to Win
Most people think the secret to happiness in life is getting things that make you happy. Jesus says happiness comes from understanding real love... giving yourself away to serve others while trusting a loving God to take care of your needs.
Jesus didn't give people a book and say try harder to be better, he gave the Spirit to give people power to change. Many know there is a Spirit but have no idea what the Spirit does for them. Lose to Win explains what the Spirit does for followers of Jesus.
Every year at this time we celebrate a historical event that points to there being life after death. I invite you to listen to the evidence for life after death and what the Bible says about how we can have life after death. You can read my story about how I had a life changing encounter with God that started me on this journey of looking at the evidence for life after death.
I did not really believe God existed until I was 20 years old. I grew up seeing mostly hypocrisy in the church. I remember hearing the gossip about a leading women in the church who everyone knew was committing adultery and the kids in the youth group weren't very friendly. I'd had enough of religion by the time I was a teenager.
