Online Tools you can provide to help people minister in the Workplace
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The Online Ministry community is a wonderful community. They are so helpful and encouraging. Through a mutual friend, Jeff Reed, I came across Rey De Armas., the Church Online Pastor at Christ Fellowship in Miami, Florida.
Today Rey and I talk about the numerous workplace opportunities people have and how using digital and online tools, you can help them share about Christ effectively, creatively and quite honestly, very simply.
Find out the ways you can set your online community up to be ministering in their workplaces in today’s podcast.
ACTION STEPS:
- What do you think? How are you using online tools to set people up to minister in their workplace? Share them with us on social media using the hashtag #ymsidekick to share.
- Rey is a great resource. If you have question or thoughts, connect with him on Twitter here. And listen to TheChurch.Digital podcast with him and Jeff Reed here.
- Join the Digital Bootcamp Facebook Group to learn how to be more effective using digital tools for your ministry join the group. This is for ALL Ministers, not just Church Communicators or Social Media Managers.
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There is much to chew on in this podcast. The issue of culture is significant. Church attendance is not as much a priority as in times past. So, though the ekklesia has much to offer in order to reach people traditional church is not necessarily the best way.
This brings up a variety of possibilities. From what I heard in this podcast organic church would integrate well with a digital ministry. Indeed, it looks to me like we need to look at both church and ministry being more wholistic in nature.