Richard Kissel is a GCI pastor who works for the government at National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in the Computer Security Division for the Small Business Community. The NIST offers a small (20 page) PDF on information security for small businesses, which he and the IT department feel could also be very helpful
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New local church web site URL
The way it looks now, gcichurches.org has won the survey, so we’ll plan to go with that. If you’re in a hurry to get rid of the “wcg” part of your URL, send an email to webmaster@gci.org and request to move to gcichurches.org. It would help to have the current URL since it’s sometimes difficult
Web site content tips
Pastor David Perry sent us a recent article on some things that will not impress people if they see them on your local church web site. Most of these suggestions are good to keep in mind. You may want to look at your own local web site and see if it measures up. Here’s a
Grace Communion International and website URL
Since changing our name to Grace Communion International, we get the question frequently, “Will we be changing our web address, and if so, when?” The short answer is “yes, but it’s a process.” While we have announced the new website URL to be www.graceci.org, we are looking at other possibilies. If we are able to
What About the April Fools Virus?
We’ve had a few calls asking about the April Fools Virus (Conficker worm). Generally, if you keep Windows and your antivirus program up-to-date, you should be safe. If you are concerned whether you might already be infected, try this page for visual clues: http://www.joestewart.org/cfeyechart.html