(C of E Blog) Talitha Proud–We are Called to have a Christian presence in every online community

Underneath the logo on the Church of England website is the tagline “a Christian presence in every community”. And while this is seen through many churches up and down the country on a daily basis – we often neglect one community.

The online community.

Before going any further, there are a few myths we need to bust:

First, social media isn’t a fad. 83% of UK adults now go online and 66% of those online adults have a social networking profile such as Facebook or Twitter. It’s not just for young people either – one of the fastest growing groups on social media is the over 50’s and those aged 65-74 are almost twice as likely to use a smartphone now compared to 2012.

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One comment on “(C of E Blog) Talitha Proud–We are Called to have a Christian presence in every online community

  1. Pageantmaster Ù† says:

    Good-oh – We are advancing proudly into the 1980’s.

    What will they think of next?