One Way to Serve Your Online Community
Sly King on how his church serves its online community the same way it serves the people in the building — and the discipleship that keeps coming out of it.
jeff • February 29, 2024
There are a lot of ways you can serve your online community. In today’s episode, Sly King comes on and shares about how his Church is planning on serving their online community (and in-person community, as well). And, how that is leading to some great discipleship opportunities.
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ACTION STEPS:
- Share your thoughts! What do you think? What other ways you can serve your online community? Share below or on social media by connecting with Tom .
- Sly is an amazing resource for Online Ministry! To connect with him, check him out on Twitter or email him.
- 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.
- Looking for Digital Ministry Coaching ? The Church Digital is offering a variety of digital, phygital or metaverse ministry coaching and cohorts. Just click here.
- If you are in Digital Ministry, be part of the Digital Ministry Twitter Community. We share daily encouragement and support to help you do ministry in this online world more effectively. Click here to be part of it.
- Sign up for the Sidekick Scoop Weekly Email. Each Friday get a fresh email with content from all over the ministry world (especially online and student ministry topics) and be encouraged in how you can minister more effectively in today’s world.
- If you have an idea for a topic or a person for Tom to interview for a future podcast episode, email tom@thechurch.digital
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