In 2013, after partnering with St. Paul Community Baptist Church (SPCBC) to build our first PocketPew app, we received a call from Marcus o/b United Baptist Church (UBC), who was “card out of wallet” interested to get setup with a mobile app. He saw what we did for SPCBC and was really excited to add this tech tool to UBC.
My good friend, Pastor Richie Halversen, has partnered with us, over the last 2 years using Text Messaging within his many successful evangelistic campaigns and church planting missions.
For some, this may be old news, but for most of us it is still relatively new (few months old). These apps present a great opportunity for churches to tap into, for absolutely free. If you are a church plant or you are engaged in city-to-city evangelism, then pay attention.
Be sure to check out today’s blog post on the necessity of an online ministry today: 4 Reasons Why an Online Ministry Is Necessary even in Light of Current Events
While I appreciate the good intentions of some of my ministry partners, totally abandoning or not adequately investing in your online strategy isn’t the right approach. Here’s why!
In this post, I explain how to make sure that Google ranks your site as mobile-friendly. I share a cool tool to evaluate the mobile-friendliness of your site and a few tips to help you improve the effectiveness of your sit
My wife had to spend three weeks in New Mexico on a business trip. In the past, I would not have been able to accompany her because I would need to be in the office. Our children would have needed to be in school. But with modern technology, it was possible for all of us to join my wife on her trip without disrupting work or school.
The world we live in is undergoing a seismic shift. Once people lived their lives immersed in their local communities, but now people exist as individuals networked into far-flung and loosely connected groups of people.
Recently, my wife had to spend a few weeks in New Mexico for her job. Since I can conduct my online business from basically anywhere and our boys are home schooled, we turned it into a family adventure by accompanying her.
Howard Students to Spend Spring Break Helping Orphans in Panama WASHINGTON (March 8) — For many college students, spring break means ditching the books and heading south for sun and sand. But, the Howard University chapter of Engineers Without Borders (EWB-HU) will skip the beach and trade their swimsuits for work boots and hard hats […]