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This Website has been optimized for recent versions of Windows Internet Explorer® OR Mozilla FireFox.

Documents are stored in Adobe Acrobat® format and can be read with the Adobe Acrobat® Reader.

Audio segments are stored in MP3 format and can be played with Windows Media Player® OR Real Player®.

Current versions of each can be downloaded for FREE by clicking the following icons:

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Frequently Asked Questions

This page will attempt to solve common difficulties that people encounter with the Campus Church Website. The list will grow as difficulties are identified. Please use the Website Feedback to submit questions. Keep checking back.

1. I cannot open all or perhaps any of the documents or Sermons.
2. Items do not display correctly.
3. How to use the Home page.

I cannot open all or any of the documents or Sermons.

This is probably a result of not having up-to-date software. Our sermons are stored as MP3 documents and are able to be played online or downloaded to you PC for later listening. To play them you must have an MP3 player. There are many on the market (for FREE). In the left margin there are buttons that will allow you to download Microsoft Media Player or Real Player for Free. (When going to these links, be sure to follow the paths to the FREE player). Likewise, our documents are stored in a special format to prevent them from being altered. This is an Adobe Acrobat^© (PDF) format. Again in the left margin, there is a button for Adobe Acrobat. The whole package for Acrobat is very expensive, but that is overkill. All that is required to read our documents is the FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Items do not display correctly.

This website was designed to be displayed on recent versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator. In the left margin there are buttons that will allow you to download the most recent version of Internet Explorer or Navigator for FREE. These are the only two browsers with which the website has been tested and covers the vast majority of the population. It will work with Mozilla, Firefox and other such browsers that attempt to design their browsers to existing standards.