There’s a lot going on for eQuipping for eMinistry readers at Cru17. In this podcast, I explain about the Bloggers and Authors Meet-up (BAM), writing opportunities to consider, Tuesday’s Ministry Mixer, and an offer to record your stories with me as part of a podcast I’m trying out for eQuipping for eMinistry. Continue reading Everything You Need to Know about BAM17… and More
The next several eQuipping for eMinistry (e4e) posts will be about Cru17, Cru’s National Staff Conference. Workshop on Effective Social Media Ministry at Cru17 The Workshop I’m excited to let e4e readers know about a workshop during the Cru17 Connection … Continue reading Workshop on Effective Social Media Ministry at Cru17
Ministry Hacks at Cru17 is a program to teach Cru staff more about digital ministry and how to reach more people with less time, energy, and money. Continue reading Ministry Hacks at Cru17 (Repost)
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
If you didn’t know, Google’s Chrome browser has a reputation for being a memory hog. Google has been working to ease the demand Chrome puts on your computer’s resources, but you could take time for a bit of de-cluttering to help you and your computer. Continue reading Is Your Computer Slow? Maybe Chrome Is Hogging Memory and Battery.
I love photography and learning how to improve our pictures.
Of course, all missionaries use photos to tell their stories in their prayer letters. If you’re active on social media and/or a blogger, you also know that good visuals are key for social ministry. Our culture is very visual and good images carry your message a lot further.
For today’s post, I’m suggesting you learn one new photo composition rule per month. Continue reading 12 Composition Rules to Take Your Photos to the Next Level
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