Technology can help prevent and detect falls, providing peace of mind.
A search on the Internet will lead you to articles about how to prevent fall risk. Instead of tiptoeing your way through several articles returned by a search, I recommend making the big step from a Google search to an AI-powered search. Continue reading Navigating Fall Risk with Technology
I’m dedicated to serving eQuipping for eMinistry (e4e) readers like you. To do that effectively, I need your input! Continue reading You and Your Prayer Letters
If you want your reader to click an image or a logo to visit a different site, it’s easy. I’ll explain how to do this in Gmail, Outlook, and Mailchimp. If you’re using another email platform, the steps should be similar. Continue reading How to Make a Clickable Image for Emails and Mailchimp
I spent several days ANNOYED. My phone’s battery had swollen. This phone problem would take a lot of time, which I really didn’t have.
God seemed to tap my shoulder a few days later with the thought: “If this is my new norm, can I accept it?”
Hmm. Gratefulness sounded much better than grumbling. Everyone else around me will be happier, too. Continue reading A Broken Phone and An Epiphany
This post applies to Cru readers, but all are welcome to learn from it.
Do you keep your give site up-to-date? If you need a ministry blog or web page, Cru’s give site IS your free web page. Continue reading Update Your Give Site for Smarter Generosity
We’re continuing the great events sponsored by Judy Douglass and eQuipping for eMinistry for the past several U.S. Staff Conferences. Continue reading The Bloggers and Authors Meetup Is Coming to Cru25
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