Today on ChurchMag, we will be sharing five lists of five must-have apps (say that five-times fast).
These lists have been compiled by the ChurchMag Authors Network, each list being composed by the respective specialist.
Here’s what we will be sharing, today:
- Five Must-Have Mac Apps – James Cooper
- Five Must-Have Video & Photo Apps – Jay Caruso
- Five Must-Have Android Apps – James Brooks
- Five Must-Have Windows Apps – Eric Dye
- Five Must-Have iOS Apps – Chase Livingtson
This list isn’t conclusive, as there are a few others who are a part of this merry band of bloggers. We hope to be hearing more from these stellar Church technologists in the future!
Interested in joining? Here’s how.
I would also like to welcome the latest addition to the ChurchMag Authors Network, Jeremy Smith.
He’s really awesome.
What other must-have lists would you like to see on ChurchMag?
Marcus Williamson says
Sounds like a fun day 🙂
Eric Dye says
It will be!
Chris Coppenbarger says
Having just got an android phone, I’m interested in your picks for android.
Eric Dye says
😀
Jason Minton says
Looking forward to the lists… I just hope it’s not the typical stuff that everybody has anyways… like Facebook, Gmail… It would be nice to see a list of cool apps that will make go ahhhhhhhhhhhh. :]
Eric Dye says
Maybe both 😉
Chris Coppenbarger says
Though a list for 5 must have Linux apps must be around somewhere. 😀
I’m starting to love VIM, for some strange, unknown reason.
Raoul Snyman says
I was thinking the same thing… where’s the Linux list?
Apps I found quite useful:
DigiKam (photo management)
K3B (cd/dvd writing, ripping, etc)
Quassel (GUI IRC bouncer)
BibleTime (Bible study app based on Sword Project)
OpenLP (OK, I admit, this is my own app, but we use it in church for worship projection)
Oh, and VIM is pretty cool, once you actually understand how you’re supposed to use it. I found a great article on the concepts behind VIM, and it made me realise I was using VIM wrong 😉
Eric Dye says
Thanks for the list!
Eric Dye says
Great idea!
Raoul Snyman says
What are the criteria for these lists? Are they personally useful applications? Are they applications that are useful in a church context?
Eric Dye says
These were personal, however, a list of must-have ministry apps is in the works 🙂