In a few easy steps, Campus Crusade for Christ ministries (or individual staff members) can create their own personal fundraising page on http://support.ccci.org/. If you would like a PDF file with step-by-step instructions, subscribe to eQuipping for eMinistry and select “Steps to Creating Your Fundraising Page” at the bottom of the form. Continue reading Your Own CCC Personal Fundraising Page (Guest Post)
One of my favorite finds has been DROPBOX. DROPBOX allows you to share photos, documents, and large files between your tech devices. (DROPBOX works with Windows, Mac, Linux, iPad, iPhone, Android, and BlackBerry.) Your DROPBOX folders are automatically and securely updated with the information on your computers and phones, etc. without having to email between devices Continue reading Sharing with Dropbox (Guest Post)
This is the first in a series of three posts about social media sessions we held at Lake Hart Tuesday with our guest, Steve Raquel. Steve graciously spent time consulting with some individuals and also spoke at three sessions. The sessions were on Social Media and Websites, Using Social Media with Your Donor Team, and Managing Social Media Networks. Continue reading 4 Things Your Website Needs from Social Media
Truly Inspirational and Insightful Holiday Letters teach us something. They inspire us–and even make us laugh–with the insight we’ve gained this year. I want to inspire and teach, not brag and exhaust. Continue reading How to Write a Great Holiday Letter
Children are “wired” by God to learn. What will it be like when affordable tablets are available to include even many relatively poor children globally in basic and higher education? Watch this amazing video and re-think how we could be doing missions, particularly to children? Continue reading What Children Could Teach Us about Missions
Using typos in spam is a tactic used by spammers to determine sites which have a low filtering threshold or which automatically approve comments. The websites that approved the comments are then targeted with another round of spam, but these comments are malicious. Learn how to avoid spam on your blog. Continue reading Spam M. O.
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