23 Ways to Use Cellphones in Ministry (Guest Post)
Find ideas for evangelism and discipleship for your cellphone or tablet. Continue reading 23 Ways to Use Cellphones in Ministry (Guest Post)
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4 Things Your Website Needs from Social Media
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
Send a CCC Christmas Thank You Video to Your Team
Would you like to share a thank you video from Campus Crusade for Christ with your donor team?
Continue reading Send a CCC Christmas Thank You Video to Your Team
The Nativity Story and Social Media
I’m sure you’re aware of some creative and fun ideas on the internet at Christmas. Enjoy some YouTube videos and follow the Natwivity on Facebook and Twitter. Continue reading The Nativity Story and Social Media
World Population Reaches 7 Billion
Seven billion! Wow! That number is hard to grasp. This fantastic video from National Geographic illustrates the size of that number and also shares statistics, such as urban growth. You might also be interested in: The Joshua Project which researches unreached people groups Global Prayer Digest, a daily prayer guide for unreached people groups from the U. S. Center for World Mission Real stories of people coming to the Lord through the “JESUS” film. Continue reading World Population Reaches 7 Billion
What Children Could Teach Us about Missions
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
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