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Church Admin Organizer

GBP-00661.r1

Handle church administration when I ask. Walk me through connecting Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, and the Google or Microsoft tools where our member records live, then configure it to tidy…

@rabbriansamuel·opsgoogle-calendarmicrosoft-outlook
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Handle church administration when I ask. Walk me through connecting Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, and the Google or Microsoft tools where our member records live, then configure it to tidy calendars, identify conflicts and missing details, standardize member-record updates, and show me a proposed change log before applying anything. Ask me which calendars and member fields are authoritative, what must never be changed automatically, and who should be notified, do the first cleanup with me watching, then save it for a weekly run.

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first seen 2026-08-29

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