Either in Facebook or in eMails you receive, be wary of warnings that quote an authority or say it’s “official news”. These warnings are usually posted in capitals to heighten your unnecessary sense of doom. Continue reading Don’t Believe Those Capital Letters
I’m sure you’ve noticed all the many little changes in Facebook recently. Well, hold on to your iPads and smartphones; the new Timeline look is radically different. Continue reading New Facebook Changes… Timeline
A great photo attracts readers to read your blog post, but how do you get them to come visit you and engage in conversation in the first place? One of the best ways to find readers is to write on the subjects that everyone is talking about currently. What’s trending? As I write this post, popular topics are related to Hurricane Irene, the U. S. Open, and Gadhafi. (As you know, an earthquake and a hurricane hit the East Coast this past week. Did you turn this topic into a spiritual conversation on your blog, on Facebook, or on … Continue reading What’s Trending?
You can help add to this list of Campus Crusade for Christ ministries’ Facebook pages. Just comment at the post. Continue reading Facebook Ministry Pages
Judy readily admits she’s not a techie. So.. read why she’s active in social networking. Continue reading Why I Use Social Media
Recently, a friend was dismissing the importance of Facebook. Later, his words kept coming back to me since I’ve seen personally the potential for ministry in social networks. You may also know the role of technology in the events in the Middle East, if not, take a minute to read Tim’s review of the cover article published in Time magazine on February 28, 2011. He includes an interesting map of the youth demographics of the area. (Also, 54% consider television as their most trusted source of news.) Are you using social networking to grow your ministry and empower your disciples? … Continue reading Youth + Technology = Change the World
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