If you’re not yet convinced as to how much impact the internet has had/is having, see the statistics here (amazed that there’s nearly 2 hours of YouTube video uploaded every 2 seconds):
The #BigBible Project seeks to draw Christians from all churches & none into deeper engagement with the Bible through local reading groups & online conversations.
The Power of Tweets and Texts? #Infographic
Discipleship in a Digital Africa (@jerdf)
Communicating the Word – and the Word was Digital #Catholic
QR Codes: What are they all about? #DigiLit
What do you think to a #GodHour? #Digidisciple (@paulblakey) The Power of Tweets and Texts? #Infographic Discipleship in a Digital Africa (@jerdf) Communicating the Word – and the Word was Digital #Catholic QR Codes: What are they all about? #DigiLit What do you think to a #GodHour? #Digidisciple (@paulblakey)
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