Ministry Tech Leaders

Parental control tools, no matter how good they are, still require parental involvement. Use the tools available but remember: tools without teaching are hollow and won’t equip young people to become Godly online citizens.

Some new guidelines have come to our attention about the “free images” on sites such as Canva, PicMonkey, and Snappa. These sites (and others) have recently updated their Terms of Service.

Clients have described their three main areas of ChMS mistakes as Wrong Choice, Incorrect Implementation, and Insufficient Training.

The email was poorly crafted, and the login page looked nothing like our login page, but a user fell for it and entered their username and password into the phishing site.

Using an external USB microphone improves the sound quality while making it much easier to produce the podcasts and recordings you desire.

Many of us who disciple will be forced by our mobile society to consider discipling remotely at some point. For many folks, long gone are the days when they stayed in one area their entire lives. We must be ready to disciple from a distance.

Many churches wish that one Sunday a switch is going to flip and everything will go back to the way things were before. But this re-opening scenario seems unlikely.

Instead of having something for everything, stick to what your church does well, and do it the best. Here are three ways your church needs to rethink communication as this COVID-19 crisis continues.