Some In-The-House News
Hey folks, I do hope to all of you this day is treating you well (if not a touch on the hot side for some). Thanks to a blessing from mom, I can sit in my apt for another month and look for work. So I have some relief in things right about now.
But enough about me, onto MMM things. You might have noticed that there has been a heaping of postings about devices, this is a good thing. We are looking for people who have experience in using multiple types of mobile devices to be contributors. Please know, that you writing here is not in vain. In cases where possible we will try to compensate your writing. So give us a buzz if that would be you.
But then again, there are others who come and do not want to write, but do come across news and other items. The Contact page works for that as well. Do give us a buzz of something that you'd like for us to post about. Or if you just have a general comment, it works for that as well.
Lastly, for me (Antoine) MMMhas become a huge part of my life since not working a main job. In a lot of respects, MMM has been my main job. It is my hope that in a few months that you will see the fruits of some really kool things (features and partnerships). It is also the goal for the team members to start holding MMM training workshops in their areas. If you are interested in knowing more about these aspects of MMM, either check out the About page or ask a question via our contact form.
And as always, we are looking for devices that we can equip for those who are in the mission field. A great donation from the folks at Brighthand has a pastor from Kenya getting a Palm 650 in order to better administrate his 25 (!!!) churches and one school in Kenya while he is here in the States.
This is what we do here, we want to use tech to help make it a lot easier to be a minister to the nations, and your donations most definitely help. If you have a donation, use the contact form to inform us what you have and we will let you know where it would be going, as well as where to send it (usually to us to then be sent out again).
It's the mobile life yall, and just think, there is a whole lot more to do yet.
But enough about me, onto MMM things. You might have noticed that there has been a heaping of postings about devices, this is a good thing. We are looking for people who have experience in using multiple types of mobile devices to be contributors. Please know, that you writing here is not in vain. In cases where possible we will try to compensate your writing. So give us a buzz if that would be you.
But then again, there are others who come and do not want to write, but do come across news and other items. The Contact page works for that as well. Do give us a buzz of something that you'd like for us to post about. Or if you just have a general comment, it works for that as well.
Lastly, for me (Antoine) MMMhas become a huge part of my life since not working a main job. In a lot of respects, MMM has been my main job. It is my hope that in a few months that you will see the fruits of some really kool things (features and partnerships). It is also the goal for the team members to start holding MMM training workshops in their areas. If you are interested in knowing more about these aspects of MMM, either check out the About page or ask a question via our contact form.
And as always, we are looking for devices that we can equip for those who are in the mission field. A great donation from the folks at Brighthand has a pastor from Kenya getting a Palm 650 in order to better administrate his 25 (!!!) churches and one school in Kenya while he is here in the States.
This is what we do here, we want to use tech to help make it a lot easier to be a minister to the nations, and your donations most definitely help. If you have a donation, use the contact form to inform us what you have and we will let you know where it would be going, as well as where to send it (usually to us to then be sent out again).
It's the mobile life yall, and just think, there is a whole lot more to do yet.
posted by Antoine @ 8/03/2006 02:16:00 PM
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