christian social media

Certainly there are posts that should be responded to, and some critics can be taken offline. On the other hand, there are also some who dedicate an enormous amount of time to trying to destroy your reputation online.

The response from at least some portion of Facebook's 3.5 billion users to its five-hour outage on Monday went something like this: “Good, I’m glad it’s down, may it stay down forever. But our faith communities rely on the platform to stay connected to each other.

What seemed safe now seems insecure, and privacy that we took for granted now seems as though it never existed. Call it the social media illusion.

Christian tech entrepreneurs have been busy all over the Interwebs producing and sharing great content. How much do you know about christian social media?

Out of all the social media problems a church can have, there are three mistakes that need to be avoided at all costs.