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Twin Cities Drupal Camp is a four-day conference, held annually in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro area. Every Drupal Camp features keynote speakers, sessions, code sprints, great parties, and lots of networking.

Registration has opened - https://2018.tcdrupal.org/register

Early bird registration (till May 1) 35ドル.

In addition to amazing camp content, registration comes with the following perks:

• Ability to register for a Thursday all-day training, at no extra cost
• Lunch provided on Friday and Saturday
• Invitation to our Friday and Saturday evening parties

Anyone doing anything new with their websites and drupal?

I know there are a lot of folks that do church websites, and I'd love to find out what we are all doing.

Two days until Drupal Camp: June 23 - June 26. Registration for all four days of camp is just 45ドル. Time is running out so Register today! (And, after you register be sure to sign up for training. Unlike many other camps, our trainings are free -- but space is limited, so don't wait)

Register today!

Peruse the great schedule of sessions

Only one week until Drupal Camp: June 23 - June 26. Again, registration for all four days of camp is just 45ドル. Register today! (And, after you register be sure to sign up for training. Unlike many other camps, our trainings are free -- but space is limited, so don't wait)

Register today!

Peruse the great schedule of sessions

This year's Drupal Camp is June 23 - June 26. What are you waiting for? Immerse yourself in Drupal and level up your skills. We offer four days of training and sessions by nationally known trainers and speakers, a great celebration, and Drupal code sprints. Registration for all four days of camp is just 45ドル. Register today! (And, after you register be sure to sign up for training.)

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LAST DAY FOR Early Bird Registration for Twin Cities Drupal Camp 2016 (June 23rd – 26th). It ends TODAY, May 20, 2016

The biggest local Drupal event of the year is coming up fast, and it will have something for everyone. Four chock-full days of training, sessions and keynotes by nationally known trainers and speakers, famously fun social events, Drupal code sprints, and much more. Whether you are a Drupal expert, intermediate, a keen novice or just curious, we will have something for you.

Registration for Twin Cities Drupal Camp 2016 (June 23rd – 26th) is open!
Sign up today to get early-bird pricing before it’s gone.

The biggest local Drupal event of the year is coming up fast, and it will have something for everyone. Four chock-full days of training, sessions and keynotes by nationally known trainers and speakers, famously fun social events, Drupal code sprints, and much more. Whether you are a Drupal expert, intermediate, a keen novice or just curious, we will have something for you.

Join us for one of the best attended and best loved Drupal Camps in America.

This annual three-day camp is aimed at Beginner, Intermediate and Expert Level Drupal users, and organizations that rely on Drupal. You can expect a complete program that includes free training, informative sessions, inspiring keynotes, social events, BOFs, sprints, networking, usability testing and more.

We am seeking clients for a class at the University of Michigan School of Information. Students in this class break into teams to build Drupal websites.

We have about 30 students in the class this winter, so we need 10 sites to create.

That’s where you come in.

Do you know anyone that needs a site (re)built that would be a good candidate for our students?

Bible translation teams need a volunteer to develop and maintain a single website that provides 'how to' instructions and documentation for print-on-demand users. This would be a simple, easy-to-navigate site that would be a resource for translation teams in key locations across the globe. This is a strictly volunteer opportunity for anyone wanting to invest in world missions. If interested, contact Ed at joshua22.34@gmail.com.

I am looking for any suggestions from folks on good responsive themes that I can consider for our new church site. I would appreciate any input,

Does anyone have experience with integrating Church management Software like FellowshipOne or Church Community Builder with Drupal?

I am unable to attend DrupalCon this year because I can not afford it. I have an earlybird ticket. Its actually a non-profit ticket so if you are a non-profit you can have it for 320ドル. If not, you can have it for the regular earlybird price of 400ドル and I will return the additional 80ドル to the Drupal Association. I don't believe I should make money at the Association's expense and I don't believe anyone else should either. Please contact Liz at e.delgado@pghtechministries.org

Can anyone share what you have found for an effective solution for scheduling ministry volunteers? We are a smaller church and as such we all wear many hats. I am looking for software that can do the scheduling but also warn me of potential conflicts where I have an individual scheduled in two or more places at the same time. Would appreciate any insight.

And here's another website I built. This is for our college and young adult ministry, Engage Truth. This site was built on Drupal 7 and we used Adaptive Theme to make it responsive. Feeds module is responsible for grabbing media data (audio & video) from our parent site, ccboise.org, and importing it if it's tagged for our college ministry.

Questions and comments welcome.

Engage Truth (engagetruth.com)

I inquired about a prayer tracking / journal module some time ago, and there did not seem to be one then. Yesterday I was reminded:

Our current website, arcluverne.org, was built by me in about a day (Drupal 6). At the time, I planned to tweak it, theme it, and add some features as I found time and leaned more about Drupal. But, I never (yet) found the time or expertise to do what I envisioned.

Now, we want to update the site, probably starting from scratch, and probably relying on more than just me. And I am looking for site builders that can help me in that endeavor.

If interested, feel free to contact me and provide some examples/references of your work.

Thanks,
Arlin

Several churches are using or are interesting in using the Planning Center SAAS service for scheduling, etc. In our Churches BOF (@see http://groups.drupal.org/node/299228) we had at least 3-4 people express interest in creating some kind of Drupal integration. I would like to start a planning discussion here that could eventually lead to a sandbox module which could lead to a public release of a module or feature for Drupal.

I just wrapped up the development of Bethel Redding's new Drupal 7 site using the Panopoly distribution. Very responsive (based on Zen). I developed a custom solution for calendars that is significantly cleaner and easier to read than the standard views calendar module. Check it out: http://www.bethelredding.com