If you are on a committee or group here at First UU and you need to share private information such as passwords with your team, please consider security. First, never put passwords in email. The best methods to share passwords with your team are: Call them on the phone and verbally tell them the password … Continue reading Sharing Passwords
The following is excerpted from the Gmail Guidebook that I prepared to help those who need to use a shared email address understand how to do this effectively. Contact me (the Webmaster/Karin Carlson), with questions. Email Delegation Overview In a nutshell, Gmail delegation allows people other than the one person with the committee’s email password to … Continue reading Delegation: Using a Committee Email Together
Update December 5, 2023: Many people in our church community have received or will receive an email that appears to be from the personal email address of Rev. Stefan Jonasson. It isn’t. Please examine the below screenshots of the email and in particular, the ways you can tell that it’s fake. If you receive this … Continue reading How to mark an email as spam or phishing
If you have a church email, that is, an email that ends in “uuwinnipeg.mb.ca,” you might be interesting in reading this article, which details how to set up email alerts on your device or your browser (e.g., Chrome). Many people who use church email accounts (which are Gmail accounts) have asked me how to set … Continue reading How to receive alerts for Gmail
If you chair or are in a committee, or if you have a job role at the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Winnipeg, you might be asked to use a “church” email address. We define this as an email address that ends with our domain, which is @uuwinnipeg.mb.ca. Benefits of using a church email address … Continue reading How to Use a Church Gmail Account
