Should your church Twitter?

June 8th, 2010 2 Comments »

Thanks to all who joined our webinar today! The topic was about whether your church should Twitter, and it was goal to provide practical questions and considerations for your church and its leaders to discuss and discern if Twitter’ing would strengthen your church’s life in community.

I mentioned a Time magazine article from May 2009, Twittering in Church, with the Pastor’s O.K., has great examples of how 4 churches are using Twitter as a part of their worship services. Read the article there and then add a comment here with your thoughts and comments.

Stay tuned to the TechSteward.net blog, and over the rest of this week, you’ll see a recap of answers to the questions that were submitted during the webinar, including:

  • Is there a way, like facebook has, to find others that might be your followers?
  • Is there a place to “register” hash tags?
  • How often should you update in order to make this technology useful?
  • How can twitter be most beneficial to reaching lost people?
  • Should a church link their Facebook pages to their Twitter posts?
  • Can you put an audio file on Twitter?
  • How does one receive a notice of a Twitter update?

For those who attended and/or registered for this webinar, you should be receiving an email in the next day with a link to the slides presented and a recording to the webinar.

The Tech Steward Tuesday webinar series will continue in two weeks on June 22nd. The webinars are free, so register to reserve your seat.

Next week, I’ll be in Albuquerque for Worship Leader’s National Worship Leader Conference, and we’ll be talking about the Stewardship of Technology during the one-day pre-conference. Hope to meet some of you there, or a future pre-conference at one of the other two National Worship Leader Conferences.

By the way, we just got at Twitter too — follow @techsteward.