MPD and Socia Media by Brian Barela
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Tag: Your ministry
Your Own CCC Personal Fundraising Page (Guest Post)
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)
7 Tips for Writing-to-Be-Read eMail Messages
One of the top posts on eQuipping for eMinistry is Tips about eMail Usage and Abusage. Recently, I posted some tips on keeping eMails brief and now here’s “part three” with help on writing eMails that will be read (based mostly … Continue reading 7 Tips for Writing-to-Be-Read eMail Messages
A More Purpose Driven Page
Guest Post: “Since I can no longer discern whether Facebook has an inappropriate relationship with me, or vise-versa, I will remove my personal page and replace it with one a little more professional in order to allow Facebook to witness more of my relationship with Christ than my daily relationships with friends and family. My hope is that my mere acquaintances will start talking more about my most recent blog post than my most recent vacation. After all, if Facebook in itself is an avenue for eMinistry, then perhaps I have failed my friends by not simply pointing them to Christ, but by filling their news feeds with fluff.” Continue reading A More Purpose Driven Page
iPad’s Split Keyboard Tip
The blog, Finer Things in iOS, has some helpful tips for Mac, iPhone, and iPad users. Click on a topic in the black bar across the top of the blog to fine-tune your search. (I learned about phantom keys on the iPad split keyboard.) Continue reading iPad’s Split Keyboard Tip
Email… briefly
Tips for keeping your eMails brief. Using the subject line for your entire message and more eMail tips. Continue reading Email… briefly
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