We’re keen on hearing about how charities are using social media, especially where their drive is Biblically inspired (you’ll have seen a number of posts from Tear Fund for example), and here’s some stats of interest (tilted towards the American market of course):
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Thou Shalt Not Multipost Not! (@asaltbde) #Digidisciple
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Spiritual Disciplines: The Holy Habit of Worship. (@longingtobeholy)
Holding onto God’s Closeness (@JayBlake_)
Interesting from @CloudCultureBk
Thou Shalt Not Multipost Not! (@asaltbde) #Digidisciple Exclusive #Interview with @MassesSpeakOut Spiritual Disciplines: The Holy Habit of Worship. (@longingtobeholy) Holding onto God’s Closeness (@JayBlake_) Interesting from @CloudCultureBk
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