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Calendar items should be on calendars. That’s obvious, of course, sometimes, though, you want to work with a calendar as an agenda or even as a spreadsheet, so let’s look at two tips today for your Google calendar. Continue reading 2 Google Tips to Bring Your Calendar into the 21st Century
In addition to focusing on ministry and eMinistry, this particular post fits in with all of the four different emphases in the You-Can-Too series: setting up your database and website, and communicating through social media and MailChimp. Continue reading Had Enough? Get Your Ministry in Shape with These Tools
If you want to have a ministry to the people in major cities, it might be worth taking a good look at these maps made from geo-tagged photos. Continue reading Where Are the Locals Hanging Out?
This is the first in a series about using Getting Things Done principles within Evernote and TntMPD. Continue reading New Contexts for Getting Things Done
I learned this morning that June 30, 2014, is Mashable’s fifth annual Social Media Day. Here’s ideas to help you share your faith. Continue reading How to Use Social Media for eMinistry
Are Your Partners Receiving Your MailChimp Emails? Are you using MailChimp to send eNewsletters and prayer letters to your financial partners? Like me, you may like several things about MailChimp: it’s helpful for sorting out priority people to contact during support-raising … Continue reading Are Your Partners Receiving Your MailChimp Emails?
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