These are mostly how-to posts unrelated to blogging. Many are moving to resource pages on this blog.
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
Have you discovered fun things to do with your ministry partners? One topic we’ll look at is, what to do for a family who has everything or doesn’t want a gift. Get to know your partners and express your appreciation for their role in your ministry. Continue reading Things to Do with Your Ministry Partners
An (almost) exhaustive list of appreciation gifts to send to ministry partners, such as calendars, mouse pads, and more. I include links of where to find these gifts, too. Continue reading Appreciation Gifts for Ministry Partners
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?
eQuipping for eMinistry 