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ServiceSheets creates a digital bulletin and matching printed bulletins for your church based on a number of beautiful themes.
Digital bulletins are distributed to your congregations phones via SMS text. No complicated apps to download or install. It’s as easy as handing out a printed bulletin.
For years we’ve been saying that church, ministry, and nonprofit websites need to be mobile-friendly.
Up until now, we’ve been preaching this kind of web design from a practical perspective. More and more people are accessing the Internet outside of the PC desktop environment by using their smartphones and tablets, so having a mobile-friendly website—or as we often say, responsive—has become more and more important.
What’s the point of having a website if it isn’t accessible?
This makes sense to most, but it hasn’t been quite enough for some organizations to rebuild, redesign, and launch a responsive website.
Until now…
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There are so many different Bible apps out there and many have a key feature or two to help set them apart from the competition. Well this new Bible app from Insanely Cool Apps promises that you’ll never face the guilt of falling behind in your Bible plan again, as it will READ the Bible for you, saving hours of time over the course of a year.
Left Behind, 2014’s Movie of the Year, reminded the average Christian, once again, of the inevitability of Jesus’ return. For those watching the skies, however, this served not as a reminder, but as a call to preparedness, a call answered most ingeniously by Darby Nelson.
Nelson is founder and CEO of Rapturous Enterprises, a company that is dedicated to outfitting the modern Christian family with everything needed for end times preparedness. The first product to reach launch phase is a GPS-enabled family tracking solution, the RaptureTracker 700.
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We’ve covered a lot of Bible apps here at ChurchMag and too often we focus heavily on the functionality built into these tools. Features like Bible reading plans, the ability to add notes, export notes, commentaries, sharing verses and so on. These are all great and we’ve seen some huge steps forward there, but sometimes I wonder if this has lead to a neglect of the design of these tools.
Well NeuBible is a new (pun not intended) Bible app from a small indie development team that takes a radically different approach to many others and focuses on design first.
I’ve always liked the idea of a portable keyboard that could accompany a portable device like a smartphone or tablet. However, most portable keyboard solutions are anything but portable.
But the TextBlade by WayTools?
Oh, this is something to behold…
