Is the thought of learning technology disquieting for you? Have you written off this part of the world that intersects with your life and ministry? eQuipping for eMinistry (e4e) is written for you. This blog is a place for any Campus Crusade for Christ staff to find and share easily-understood, transferable resources and best practices to assist them in their ministry through the use of technology. Continue reading Pursuing What Is in Our Hearts
Some staff in the Netherlands were able to reach students in Belgium. You can try the steps Maarten took to expand your ministry with social media.
Here’s a summary I took away from the video: Continue reading “How Maarten Integrated Social Media to Open a New Campus”
Have you discovered Wordle?
If you’re at a loss for an image for a blog post, why not use Wordle to create a word image? Judy did that for this post: There’s Meaning in a Name.
Could you use Wordle to create an image for a post about the attributes of God, spiritual gifts, or your travel destinations on a ministry trip?
You could also use Wordle to help focus your thinking about a blog title. Continue reading “Wordle for Your Blog”
The “big switch” happens this weekend for most of the Campus Crusade staff at Headquarters. (Cru is switching email, calendar, and contacts from a Microsoft Exchange system to the Google Apps system in March. This post is pertinent to Cru staff). Continue reading “Headquarters Is Going Google This Weekend”
Do you want to match your font to the color in a photo? Would you like to change the color of the headings in your blog post? I’ll show you how to use this easy color picker. Continue reading “Finding Exact Colors”
I’m setting some time aside now before the “big switch” in a few weeks. I’ll definitely be posting to help with this transition in any way I can. (Cru is switching email, calendar, and contacts from a Microsoft Exchange system to the Google Apps system in March. This post is pertinent to Cru staff). Continue reading “What I’m Doing to Prepare for Going Google”
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