Website analytics & your choices

Added November 9, 2026. With your permission, Google Analytics measures selected public information pages. Google receives a cookie identifier, the public page viewed and technical visit information, including information derived from your browser and network connection. We send no form entries, private ministry records, financial information, URL queries or fragments. Forms, giving pages and private areas are excluded. Automatic form, download and link tracking, Google Signals and advertising personalization are disabled.

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PHOTOS FROM CHURCH LIFE

Share a moment
from Quest.

Members and ministry leaders can send photographs to Ed Hauser for review and possible use on Quest's website.

Email photos to Ed

This opens an email draft. Attach your photos in your email app, then send the message to Ed.

  1. Send the originals.

    Attach the original photo files. Choose actual or original size when your email app offers it. Avoid screenshots and copies saved from social media.

    If the files are too large to email, ask Ed for a suitable way to transfer them.

  2. Add a little context.

    Tell Ed what is happening, when the photo was taken if you know, and who should receive photo credit.

    Include names only when the people pictured have agreed to that use.

  3. Make sure it's okay to share.

    Get permission from the photographer and identifiable people. For children, get permission from a parent or guardian.

    Leave out private conversations, sensitive care situations, and images of personal records. Tell Ed about any limits on use.

Unsure about a photo? Ask Ed before sending it for publication.

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