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Biblical Perspective, Featured Cru Writers, Visioncasting7 Comments

How to Post like Solomon

Sus Schmitt

Solomon’s words from 1000 B.C. are very relevant for today’s connected world, Like Solomon, our words, often flung into cyberspace, reach out to the inexperienced, the naïve, the wise, and the discerning. Our advice can teach discretion to someone who is either young in years or young in faith.

Who do you write for? Do you encourage a friend with a text or an eMail? Are you sharing in a blog or prayer letter with your financial partners the lessons you’ve learned from life and from the Bible? Have you posted links on Facebook and Twitter about injustices? Why are you sharing these truths, and your heart? Continue reading How to Post like Solomon

eMinistry, Visioncasting10 Comments

Pursuing What Is in Our Hearts

Sus Schmitt

Is the thought of learning technology disquieting for you? Have you written off this part of the world that intersects with your life and ministry? eQuipping for eMinistry (e4e) is written for you. This blog is a place for any Campus Crusade for Christ staff to find and share easily-understood, transferable resources and best practices to assist them in their ministry through the use of technology. Continue reading Pursuing What Is in Our Hearts

eMinistry6 Comments

Maggie’s Advice for Beginning Bloggers (Guest Post)

Sus Schmitt

Bloggers have been meeting every month at Lake Hart this year for tips, networking, and encouragement. After our last get-together, Maggie Bruehl wrote me an eMail that I thought I’d share…

I think you have several different audiences in the room:

  • beginners who can easily be overwhelmed – they want to write but don’t know where to start! Technology seems overwhelming.
  • “seasoned” bloggers who have done it for years with differing formats and large readership. Technology is exciting to them.

There didn’t seem to be much in between. I was trying to think of what would help the most. I really appreciated what you did with me several years ago, just asking me basic questions like: Continue reading “Maggie’s Advice for Beginning Bloggers (Guest Post)”