How Churches Broke The Internet
- By: Joseph Simonds
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- Found In: Salt Strong Podcast, Unchurched
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Did you know that more people “attended” church this past month than at any other time in the history of the world?
Now although church attendance certainly looks different (because it’s taking place 100% on the Internet), it’s staggering to see how many people are tuning in to watch church online.
It’s to the point that all of the streaming churches were drastically slowing down platforms like Facebook!
Either way, record numbers of people are coming to know God, to know Christ, and to partake in church service.
Some might say this is short-lived and that once all of this fear is gone that the numbers will dip back down.
Some others believe that when churches re-open they will be filled with lots of new faces…
Time will tell.
Enjoy this episode and let me know your thoughts on this online church topic in the comments below.
How Churches Broke The Internet [VIDEO]
How Churches Broke The Internet [PODCAST]
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