Church On The Internet

Last updated on: March 19, 2012 at 9:54 am by Steve Knight

Church On The Internet 2012-03-19T09:54:24-05:00 Steve Knight

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Last month I had the privilege of interviewing Chris Smith of Englewood Christian Church on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis. Chris joined me for the monthly Twitter #missionalchat in February, and then we sat down to record this half-hour conversation about his new e-book The Virtue of Dialogue (Patheos Press) and his forthcoming book Slow Church, co-authored with John Pattison. Watch:

This month I’m looking forward to chatting with Bruce Reyes-Chow about his latest bold initiative — developing a new Presbyterian church on the Internet. As Bruce is very clear to point out: “Not an online church. A church that meets online.”

Bruce and I will be talking about this new church experiment and how Bruce’s views about “missional” are informing this process.

Join us on Twitter via the hashtag #missionalchat at 9pm ET tonight!

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