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mission

digital mission
and ministry

Social networking, blogs and websites have opened up new opportunities for mission, evangelism and ministry. This section looks at how churches and Christian organisations are beginning to explore how these new digital capabilities can best be used.

    
Ministry and Mission in the Digital Age

In May 2011, Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI) held a conference for senior representatives of the British and Irish churches, allowing them to reflect on mission and ministry in the digital age. You can view videos from the conference looking at:

• Faith communities' engagement
• New developments in Christian outreach
• Churches Together Connect - its vision and purpose

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Digital engagement - Interview with the Bishop of Guildford

In July 2011, Bob Fyffe, General Secretary of CTBI, interviewed the Rt Revd Christopher Hill, Bishop of Guildford. Topics discussed included:

• Is online community a real community?
• Digital engagement as a lifeline to Church
• Can the power of God touch people online?
• What contribution can the Church make to morals and ethics online?
• Can sacraments, such as Holy Communion, be shared virtually?

  
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