My New Book: 30 Days of Evernote for Churches

Today I’m very happy to announce that my new book, 30 Days of Evernote for Churches, is being released and is available for purchase from ChurchMag Press. It will soon be available as a Kindle book as well.

Why I Wrote It

Nearly three years ago, a pastor friend of mine asked for some pointers on using Evernote. Instead of writing out some tips I decided to create a few detailed tutorials. When I discovered they had been viewed tens of thousands of times on YouTube, I knew there was a need for Evernote training.

Since then, I’ve helped students, professors, pastors, artists, writers, and many others learn the power of Evernote. I even created an entire video course on how to use it. (The course is no longer available for purchase because I’m currently revising it.)

Over time I realized there wasn’t a good resource for pastors and church leaders on using Evernote in ministry. That’s why I wrote a book addressing this need.

What It’s About

30 Days of Evernote for Churches is designed to give you a solid overview of Evernote and help you apply it to your life and ministry in a month’s time.

The book is divided into four parts:

• In Part 1: Evernote Basics you will learn the basics of getting your account set up and how the Evernote desktop app is organized.
• In Part 2: Getting Your Stuff Into Evernote you will learn a number of ways to get your content into Evernote, including scanning, emailing, using the Web Clipper, audio, typing, using speech-to-text, and much more.
• In Part 3: Search, Mobile and Other Evernote Features you will learn about additional features of Evernote, including search capabilities, the mobile app, keeping your data secure, sharing and collaborating, and the Skitch and Penultimate apps.
• In Part 4: Using Evernote for Ministry you will learn how to apply what you’ve learned to specific ministry areas and tasks: preaching and teaching, administration, pastoral care, worship, organization, finances, writing and blogging, travel, and more.

How the Book Can Help Artists

You may be thinking, “That’s great, Kent, but I’m not a church leader or pastor. What does your book have to do with creative people or artists?”

Glad you asked. The first three parts cover basic and advanced techniques for using Evernote. Anyone doing any type of work can benefit from this.

In Part 4, I talk about specific areas of church work and how Evernote can benefit anyone leading those areas. You may not be a worship leader, youth ministry, or preacher or teacher, but the content in these chapters can give you many ideas for using Evernote in your life.

Sharing is Caring

If you are so inclined, I would be incredibly grateful if you would share the message below and spread the word about the book!

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A Special Gift for You

Anyone who purchases 30 Days of Evernote for Churches will receive a couple of cool bonuses:

• A complete Evernote video course. This course covers all of the concepts in Part 1-3 of this book.
• Interviews of church leaders. Kent Sanders has interviewed three church leaders, each in different positions, about how they use Evernote in their ministries.

Here’s the great part: As a way to say thanks for being a reader, I want to make these bonuses available to you, no strings attached. While I hope you purchase the book, you can click here to access the bonuses directly.

How Can I Help?

If you have questions about the book, or about Evernote in general, leave a comment. I’m pretty passionate about Evernote because I know how it’s improved my life, and know it can help you as well.

Do you use Evernote? If so, what’s your best tip? If not, what questions can I answer for you?