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Have you been mentoring someone in technology? What do you think would work within Campus Crusade to see more women empowered with technology tools and skills that would help her in her ministry? Would you like to be a mentor? Continue reading Thoughts on Mentoring Women in Technology, Part One
Keep an eye out for a butane charger for your portable electronics that just might be the solution for your ministry. You would be able to charge any device that has a USB cable: smartphones, cameras, digital media players, and more. Continue reading Butane Charger with USB Port
Thank you to Tony for alerting me to the infographic mobile apps download trends. Find more posts on mobile phones on his blog, Digital Evangelism Issues, and follow the #mobmin Twitter hashtag for tweets about mobile phone ministry. Continue reading Mobile Apps Download Trends
I just learned about Tech Needs Girls, a campaign by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), a UN agency for information and communication technologies (ICTs). According to the UN News Centre, “The ‘Tech Needs Girls’ campaign aims to highlight the potential of technology to transform women’s lives, whether it be through ICT-based career choices or by improved access to services like e-health, e-education, e-commerce, e-banking and a host of new applications and devices that can help girls and women address their day-to-day challenges.” As a “girl geek,” I’m enthusiastic about helping women use technology to enhance their lives… and also their ministry. If … Continue reading Why Tech Needs Girls
Have you ever been a part of an online quarrel? Maybe the temperature of your conversation heated up a chat room. Or a series of comments on a blog post got warmer with each reply. Did someone get “in your face” on Facebook? Continue reading Quarrels in Cyberspace
One year ago, I read this news article: B. C. cancer blogger’s final words go viral Derek Miller, a 41-year-old father of two, died from complications of colorectal cancer. He had written a farewell post which a close friend published for him on his blog. Perhaps you could generate a discussion on what your last words would be that leads to the gospel. Does anybody have a “last post” lined up? NOTES: Derek Miller’s “last post.” Unfortunately, Derek was a committed atheist and believed he would not exist after h Meet e4e author Russ Martin and read Russ’s posts on e4e. Continue reading Cancer Blogger’s Last Post Goes Viral
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