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EMDC Webinar: Above and Beyond the Basics

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In just over 24 hours’ time, there will be an EMDC webinar held for advanced users of PTXprint.
To discover more and find out what time it will be live in your time zone visit: https://emdc.online/list. I look forward to demonstrating some of the best kept secrets… See you there.

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A slightly modified (shorter) recording of this presentation and several other videos are now available here:

If you would rather access the entire (90 min) EMDC webinar (including some great questions from participants) then you can access that directly through the EMDC archives: EMDC Online | Providing you with interactive learning experiences to provide you with quality ministry content.

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