Did you know you could have the best of both worlds, Google Apps and Outlook? You may prefer the way one works over the other or, like me, you could use one for certain functions while using the other for other functions. Continue reading Syncing Google Apps and Outlook
Capturing images of people and places in corneal reflections in hi-res photos raises thoughts about security and privacy for missions in the future. Part Two Continue reading Eyes and Digital Security, Part Two
Hopefully, this post will help you have a thriving social media ministry, even on a time budget. Continue reading How-to Tips for Social Engagement on a Time Budget
To commemorate eQuipping for eMinistry’s (e4e) milestone of 100,000+ page views, I’m re-posting an updated version of the first post published on e4e, a guest post from Marilyn Adamson of EveryStudent.com. Continue reading Easy Internet Ministry Ideas from EveryStudent.com (Guest Post)
Have you noticed that your “About page” is one of your most-visited pages on your blog or website? It makes sense that this page should be current, well thought-out, and engaging. Continue reading Optimize Your “About Page” on Your Blog
You need some kind of web presence. Why? Potential donors will look for you online when they research about giving to you, plus, your current financial partners will appreciate your opening up two-way conversations with them through blogging and social media. Continue reading Why Have a Website? Should You Be Blogging?
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