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“The person who knows only one religion, knows none”
— Max Müller

Should our worship go digital?

March 24, 2015

Should our worship go digital? That's the central question behind my latest post for the Lutheran Church Extension Fund's (LCEF) "Leader-to-Leader" blog. 

Integrating my own experiences worshipping online with recent research about tech trends and church I suggest FIVE REASONS you or your church should consider "digital worship."

Here's an excerpt:

“However, there are those who remain skeptical. There is a fear that in our “cyber sanctuaries” digital worshippers will miss the authenticity of face-to-face interaction. There is a concern that virtual ritual lacks real substance, presence, or legitimacy.”

I am here to suggest that there are FIVE REASONS these fears may be overblown. Read the rest of the piece at LCEF's Leader-to-Leader blog to learn more...

In Church Ministry, Missiology, Religion and Culture Tags Digital church, Religion and media, Religion and the internet, Internet worship, Livestream, Should we livestream our service?, LCEF, Leader to leader, Leadership
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