Ideas, insights, and advice on how to proceed as you shift more ministry online.
The Editors
How do you continue to carry out the business and the work of the church during a pandemic? Here are several articles plus new video content that answers many of the questions you might have as well as considerations you’ll need to think about in the days ahead.
A seven-part video series with IT experts Nick Nicholaou and Jonathan Smith on how all churches can use technology effectively for worship and church office operations in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
Staying legal is important, but we might not always grasp exactly why, or who benefits.
Bonnie McMaken
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