How do I love thee? Let me count the hours I spend on facebook. There is no doubt that facebook can be a time waster just like many other things in life.
However, have you considered how a facebook page for your church can help your church?
Here are four simple thoughts and four ways to help you get started...
Community. When I read that word, I think of things like social events, people, fun, food, connections, and just plain real life. Community is defined as a “unified body of individuals” and this happens every Sunday in small and large churches across America. Connections are made, spiritual journey’s are enhanced, God’s Word is shared, hearts are challenged, and God is glorified through the unity of the body of Christ.
So how can a church continue that “community” connection throughout the week? Often there are mid-week services, small groups that meet, and Bible studies that spur growth. Another way to involve more people from your church is to create an online community for your church. If you are wondering if a Christian should use social networking tools like Facebook, Twitter and blogs, please read this biblical response.
Here are 3 simple ways to create an online community:
