Generosity in borrowed words
To borrow a phrase from Queen Elizabeth, 2014 was an annus horribilis on my calendar of life, with one tough thing after another. If I… Read More »Generosity in borrowed words
To borrow a phrase from Queen Elizabeth, 2014 was an annus horribilis on my calendar of life, with one tough thing after another. If I… Read More »Generosity in borrowed words
To say that the congregation with which I worship is late to the technological revolution is an understatement. We’ve been one projector short for weeks and no one seems to notice the blank screen on the left. The church’s website is difficult to navigate. Our Facebook page has racked up a grand total of 15 friends. And our idea of social media is a prayer chain.
In other words, ours is pretty much like every other small to mid-size church in the U.S. and Canada.
Aside from the staffed-up mega-churches, few congregations are maximizing the ministry potential of new technologies and social media. And that, says religion prof Adam Copeland, helps explain (but not completely) the dearth of Millennials under our steeples.Read More »Driving the luddites out of the temple