Since April 23, 1999, Brigada has shipped out via GoogleGroups (or its predecessor, “egroups”) and through YahooGroups. These services were the best we had at the time and, in many ways, they’ve served us well....
Read MoreSeveral reasons. First, for those wishing to unsubscribe or change their address, it’ll be much easier. The controls at the end of each newsletter will insure that you’re in charge of your subscription. (This will...
Read MoreAt this point, our plan is not to add graphics to the emailed edition. Those wishing to see Brigada’s items with graphics will still be able to log on to the website for a more colorful and illustrated experience.
Read MoreSince 1995, our approach has been to receive a limited amount of donations from those who can and wish to give, but to give away our services for free especially for those living in situations in which it’s not as easy to...
Read MoreIt’s easy. You’ll receive an invitation from iContact to receive Brigada. If you’d like to continue to receive it, just follow the simple instructions to subscribe. That’s it. Note that it will be an...
Read MoreIf all goes well, your invitation should come on Friday, Oct. 5, around noon Eastern time. But you’ll be able to subscribe at any time. And remember, if you miss an edition, archives are always on the web at...
Read MoreFor now, essentially nothing. We’ll just let them go idle. If you used GoogleGroups or YahooGroups to read your Brigada online, you’ll still have access to those previous mailings, though, we’re not sure why...
Read MoreSome might have expected us to just port over the whole mailing list — all 10,000 addresses. However, there are certain protocols we value here at Brigada and one of them is — we let you be in the driver’s...
Read MoreHave you seen it? Check it out at… http://www.joshuaproject.net/unengaged.php It focuses on the 10 countries with the largest number of unengaged people groups in the 10/40. Should be a great publication. (Thanks...
Read MoreLike most people, I’ve been a casual user of DropBox for some time. I never liked the apparent lack of security, but it was the best we had. Until now. This past week, our I.T. guy at Team Expansion (thanks Greg!)...
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