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YouTube and the Church

Please visit www.cor.org/youtube and www.youtube.com/seeinggray for information about the January 2008 sermon series at Resurrection.

I recently read about a fascinating application of YouTue in the ongoing presidential debates – The CNN / YouTube debates. Here is the video explaining the concept…

I think this is great. The playing field is leveled across the country – anyone can submit questions. How might this be applied in the church? Here at Resurrection, RezLife has a YouTube Channel which is often communication from the church to the youth and congregation. What if it was the other way around?

  1. What if the members of a congregation asked questions via YouTube for a pastor?
  2. What if the Bishop responded to YouTube videos?
  3. What if General Conference utilized online video to receive petitions?
  4. Do you know of places where online video is being used effectively by the church?
  5. Do you know of places where online video is being used interactively with the church?
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By Andrew Conard

Fifth-generation Kansan, United Methodist preacher, husband, and father. Passionate about teaching, preaching, and fostering inclusive communities. I am dedicated to advancing racial reconciliation and helping individuals grow spiritually, and I am excited to serve where God leads.

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