Elegant Themes
It’s been a while since I last wrote something and I wanted to jot a not to share with you a great site where you can get some amazing themes. Elegant Themes provides a moderate amount of themes that are a huge benefit in developing websites. Here are some of the benefits you get with Elegant Themes.
- They keep the themes up-to-date with the current version of wordpress. I am impressed by their drive to keep even the old theme functioning with the newest version of wordpress.
CoffeeUp
CoffeeCup
Let’s face it, there are lots of pastors and assistant pastors who are out there working in ministry by themselves. When we take a look at their websites we can tell they are doing it themselves. Maybe you happen to be one of those pastors. I applaud you for working hard and doing what you can to make your ministry available. I want HcSquared to not only be a place where you can get help with those projects that you want to do but also provide tools for you to do it yourself if you really want to. I want to introduce to you (if you don’t already know) a company called CoffeeCup.
How to use PowerPoint Effectively
I am excited to see more and more churches begin to use technology to help minister in new and innovative ways. Unfortunately with the growth of technology the how-toos of using that technology have not always kept up with the technology itself. PowerPoint is a prime example of this idea. Pastors are using PowerPoint to enhance their sermons on Sunday and even Sunday school teachers are using the tool as well, but is it as effective as it could be? Here are some tips on how to make your presentations on Sunday more effective to those you are trying to reach or teach.
Considering Google Calendar
Google Calendar is ideal for scheduling church activities and letting people know what’s going on. One awesome feature is being able to send out invitations to events and track RSVPs. Those who use Microsoft Outlook will quickly recognize the comparable features in Google Calendar and the added easy access that is rather limited in Outlook due to its network-centric properties.
