The technical posts on eQuipping for eMinistry are written in an easily-understood way. No technobabble here!
If you’re like me, and you’ve used almost all of your memory, no need to worry. The Google Authenticator app takes a surprisingly small amount of memory. I surprised myself by installing it without having to delete any other apps on my phone. Continue reading Using Google Authenticator (Guest Post)
Since this blog is mostly for Cru staff, it makes sense I should discover your needs instead of guessing. Continue reading Keep Those Ideas Coming
While I focus on taking our last IBS class at Rollins College, this is a good time to ask you what you want from eQuipping for eMinistry (e4e). Continue reading Your Ideas for This Blog Are Important
Every time you say “yes” to one thing, you say “no” to everything else. Continue reading How to Say “No” (Guest Post)
Find some time to reacquaint yourself with Cru branding. I also include steps for installing Cru fonts. Continue reading How to Install Cru Fonts with Windows 10
You’re probably receiving lots of privacy notifications from social media, apps, websites, the charities you follow, and others. This activity is due to a deadline of March 25, 2018, set by the GDPR. Continue reading What I’m Doing with MailChimp and GDPR Compliance
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