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If you despair of ever having your inbox organized the way it was or of ever excavating some of your ancient eMail history from the pre-Google era… can I suggest you declare a Jubilee? That is, can you just start over? Continue reading Going Google and the Year of Jubilee
You’ve been praying. You’re certain that God has impressed you with names of Facebook friends to share the Gospel with. Now what do you do? Continue reading eMinistry Tips for Facebook
Thank you from the CCCi Digital Strategies team to all who participated in promoting the #Falling Plates video over Easter weekend. Close to 4,000 people asked for follow up of some kind. If you’d like to learn from their experience … Continue reading Learn What God Did with #FallingPlates Outreach
I hope this new design for eQuipping for eMinistry is helpful for you. e4e is for you, so let me know what you need! Continue reading e4e Has a New Look and Easier Navigation
Is the thought of learning technology disquieting for you? Have you written off this part of the world that intersects with your life and ministry? eQuipping for eMinistry (e4e) is written for you. This blog is a place for any Campus Crusade for Christ staff to find and share easily-understood, transferable resources and best practices to assist them in their ministry through the use of technology. Continue reading Pursuing What Is in Our Hearts
We have an opportunity to reach hundreds of thousands of people with God’s Good News this month. Several staff on the CCCi Digital Strategies Team are encouraging hundreds and thousands of Christians to share the #FallingPlates video with their family and friends during Holy Week.
Have you seen this compelling video yet? According to a press release:
#FallingPlates explains the gospel message in a simple, relevant and compelling way. Various visual metaphors are used to clearly show our relationship with God as it’s meant to be, and invites the viewer to a true and lasting relationship with Christ.
Take a few minutes to check it out:
In just three months, the video has had over 380,000 views. Even now, 2000 people watch the video weekly without any promotional effort. Continue reading “Sharing #FallingPlates at Easter”
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