Throughout the centuries, Christians have embraced new tools to take the message of God’s Kingdom to their known world. One of the most influential was Gutenberg’s printing press of 1450, the first ripple which would grow to today’s tsunami of digital mass communication. Continue reading Embracing New Tools for God’s Kingdom
Did you know you can track who opens your emails with free software from HubSpot? (I’m referring to email conversations, not a MailChimp mass mailing.) If that doesn’t raise your interest, maybe this story will… Continue reading Track Who Opens Your Emails
For the eleventh post in the 2016 byte-size series, I’m encouraging you to try Facebook Live. This post should provide everything you’ll need to get started. Continue reading Facebook Live Is an Easy Ministry Tool
For this post, I wondered if any studies had been done on personality types and tech tools. I’m not a psychologist, but I do know tech tools, so I started a little digging around and would love your feedback. Continue reading Which eTools Fit Your Myers-Briggs Type?
If you read no further, start making sure the first two words of your email subject line communicate your main message. If possible, even stick to a two-word subject line. Subject lines with a three or more word have an open rate of 15%! Continue reading Are Your eMails Opened? Are They Marked as Spam?
This eighth post in the Byte-size series is meant to help you brainstorm about some simple ideas that you could start doing to help your ministry partners have a larger view of Cru ministry. Continue reading Painting a Bigger Picture for Your Ministry Partners
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