It happened to me once. It could happen to you…. You could accidentally install the Ask.com toolbar on your browser. If this hasn’t happened to you, friends don’t let friends install this toolbar! Please read on. Continue reading Watch Out for That Little Check Box!
I placed an ad on Facebook for two days pointed solely to the cities in India where the Ansari people live, a group of over 10 million people where there is not one known believer. The most shocking thing is that the cost to reach them was not the cost of a few-thousand-dollar plane ticket and years learning the language, it was $12 and a total of 20-30 minutes! Read more… Continue reading How to Reach the Unreached for $12 on Facebook (Guest Post)
At Tuesday’s seminar, I encouraged the staff to make their ministry more social and to be aware that many of their donors are using mobile phones. Because of this, they need to know how their newsletters look on a phone or tablet.
Read more… Continue reading Effective Communication for Ministry through Technology Seminar
I was pleasantly surprised at how much help was available during the seminar sessions. Today, I want to make sure you know about other tech help available the rest of this week.
Learn about the Cru Google Decathlon giveaway and the Cru Digital Strategies Meet and Greet. Continue reading Tech-learning Opportunities This Week at CSU2013
This is the final post in a series on outdoor photography for Cru staff attending IBS and national staff training in Fort Collins, Colorado. Many staff will head to Rocky Mountain National Park on their free time, hoping to find great photo ops of … Continue reading 5 Steps to Waterfall Photography (Guest Post)
Here’s some ideas to include ministry in your mommy blog or with other women if you read mommy blogs. Continue reading Do You Have a Mommy Blog Ministry?
eQuipping for eMinistry 