We are all masters of risk management!  You may not have thought of yourself that way, but it's true!  You began learning how to manage risk when your parents taught you that you shouldn't touch something hot because it would burn you.  In elementary school you learned to avoid the school bully because any encounter with him or her could hurt.  So all through our lives we've learned how to manage risk.   And, as risk managers, we need various layers of protection from those things that could hurt our ministry's computer systems.

This installment of our series demonstrates how to organize the Start Menu with user created folders, how to clean up the Desktop of unused icons and shortening the names of remaining icons, and finally how (and why) to change double-click to single-click in Windows Explorer, My Computer, and other folders.

For years I have been predicting that an electronic bible study provider who creates a program that can synchronize your desktop/laptop version of your bible study content with your mobile version will be a huge seller.  Well, finally we will be given the opportunity to find out if I am correct thanks to the folks at Laridian.

Summer is over and churches are entering into a time of great opportunities for outreach. Families and singles are looking for activities around the coming holidays. Harvest Festivals and alternative Halloween celebrations can be great ways to connect with your community and draw them into your church. For the biblical foundation you need to motivate your people, a great church resource, and ideas on how to align all your technology for outreach, read on...