I was contacted by Pastor Stanley Rogers. We had worked before on creating a web page for his church several years ago. Pastor Rogers left his church to become a full time evangelist. He was recently contacted by Woodbridge Baptist Church in Smithfield Pennsylvania. Their pastor finished preaching a morning […]
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Emmanuel Baptist Church's website was subject to an attack due to a vulnerability in one of their add ons called Zen Photo. Since I had to rebuild their site from scratch to remove all the tainted code, I moved them to a new, more secure server. Spent the last day […]
The zealots in Saudi Arabia (waging their war on Christianity) have figured out a way to hack the old templates (we stopped using them and supporting them several years ago). I have no way to go back and fix them since the software has been modified and the new version […]
Marion Baptist Church (one of our first supporting churches) has been set up using WordPress. The new webmaster wanted to change over to WordPress from the old templates. I installed a temporary second level domain for Samuel (the new webmaster) to build his WordPress site. He provided an external theme […]
I spent the last day updating the ministry database at baptist-ministries.org. There were a number of error reports submitted, and I am happy to report that I am all caught up! Unfortunately the secular job at Greyhound is STILL not slowing down, I am working long hours with minimal downtime […]
I was contacted by the new webmaster at Marion Baptist Church in Marion Texas. This church is one of the first churches we helped put online (and is a monthly supporter of this ministry). The church website is up on the old templates we offered years ago (marion-baptist-church.us). They want to […]
I spent most of my last week "off" moving the core ministry websites (including this one) off the Virtual Private Server and onto a bunch of several smaller managed hosting accounts. The fact they are managed, and automatically backed up, and the diversity that comes from them being on multiple […]
The tentmaking job has slowed down. Over the last week I have been moving our core ministry websites off the Virtual Private Server, onto smaller managed server accounts. It should cut costs by about 20% on the VPS, allow better management and backups and do away with a single point […]
The move to the new server has been completed successfully today.
I received a call from Tim Holtsclaw, son in law of Pastor Jim Patterson (one of our supporting churches) asking for current login information to update the website of Cornerstone Baptist Church in Roanoke Virginia (cbcroanoke.com). After talkin with Tim for while I found out he was a church planter […]