Its good to be with others who are trying to walk the same path. The spiritual battle is real for all of us, but none of us has to walk this road alone. Even though the church is hardly perfect, theyre still colleagues in this journeyand just seeing them in-person highlights the importance of in-person connection.
Creating a great phygital experience at your church
Reasons to have someone engaging with your online audience during your services.
Why it's a mistake to ignore your digital services when you go back to in-person gatherings
5 ways to improve your livestream services
And how to respond to each of the four types of people attending your online services.
As COVID cases continue to spike and we may need to go back to doing church exclusively online, here are my hopes for the church.
Prior to COVID-19, we could connect with those in our congregation and communities almost whenever we wanted. We could have lunch with them, meet at local sports games and of course see them before or after the worship experience. However, now those options really do seem to be things of the past. I am sure though that we would all agree that connection in life and in church are of the upmost importance. But how do you pivot church connection?
Some observations and online gatherings best practices from services I've watched and helped prepare
