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The Annual Church Management Software (ChMS) Overview Issue

Big changes in the way Facebook allows people to see your posts on your pages. Now only 10% may see it unless you pay!

A good check list to do here in the new year, check up on your website it may be sleeping on the job. This is a good article to some search engine optimization techniques to get your website to the top of the results list.

Three free Spring 2016 church copyright webinars available. I've attended webinars by the Copyright Coach int he past and found them to be very informative and professionaly done.

Church Mutual Attorney Kristen Blanford uses her experience in professional liability and the knowledge she has gained through years of working with religious organizations to provide critical information you need to use social media for your ministry. She discusses the risks involved with social media and introduces a Sample Digital and Social Media Code of Conduct that you can customize for your organization. This PDF is part of a webinar that you might wish to listen to as well. https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/2202215487736227072

Shared by listener Lesley Bergemann via the WELSTech Facebook Page

WELSTech's project management book is now available in print and for Kindle!

246 Christian images available for use  Terms - This gallery contains many original and unique images that can be freely used for personal, evangelistic, church and other non-commercial uses. You will find herein a blend of digital painting, 3D graphics, and digital photography. It attempts to remind visitors who God really is, what he has done for us, and to encourage and reassure Christians in their faith.

Understanding our habits and those of others . . How might Christians and churches better use life events, like pregnancies, as opportunities for the Gospel? Target figures out who's pregnant to influence their buying habits. How might we "gentle as dove wise as serpent" ambassadors of Christ act and speak to make the most of opportunities to present the best free offer every conceived . . . salvation? Note that the article is a plug for the author's full length treatment of "habits".

Simple clear presentation of why businesses (and churches, schools) should care about promoting and monitoring their reputation (i.e. "brand") in social media. What was it they say about "word of mouth" . . Social Media is today's high tech "word of mouth" at warp speed.