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How can communications tools, from Facebook to projectors, enhance our mission work instead of being just another “to-do”? This section explores how churches can communicate wisely using online tools and physical technology.


Brian BukowskiTopic Guide:
Brian Bukowski
As web manager of anglican.ca, I am passionate about communicating online with the right tools to the right audience.

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Dear Christian trolls of the Internet

Dear Christian trolls of the Internet

January 15th, 2015

Christian troll, you are better than this. Be who you are: trolling is not the ministry to which you were called, and a troll is not the person God created you to be.


Social Media Sunday: October 25, 2015

Social Media Sunday: October 25, 2015

May 14th, 2014

Social Media Sunday. It’s a thing. Or at least it could be, this June, in your parish.


I told you never to call me here

I told you never to call me here

April 11th, 2014

“Are you answering work email?” I was. It was about 9:30, and my wife, son and I had just returned home from evening prayer. It been out the door shortly after 5am to prepare for a 7:30 meeting, and a day filled with the usual mix of church and communications. And she called me on it.


Google Ad Grants—a great opportunity for parishes to get noticed!

Google Ad Grants—a great opportunity for parishes to get noticed!

January 10th, 2014

Google has started to offer CRA registered non-profits—including churches—$10,000 in Google AdWord advertising per month, for free. Find out how your parish can take advantage!


Worshipping together, from wherever we are

Worshipping together, from wherever we are

January 3rd, 2014

Amazing. Astounding. We were surrounded by the community of believers. And while I do believe the Communion of Saints is always present, yesterday experienced something new: the gift of a community gathered in the here-and-now, despite our limitations. As one colleague said earlier today, “Limitation? What’s that?”


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