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“There is a lot more to digitalisation of churches than having a Facebook account”

10-10-2022

Christian Life

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“There is a lot more to digitalisation of churches than having a Facebook account”

French worship service which is broadcast on a livestream. Photo EPA, Christophe Petit Tesson

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Nowadays, churches can no longer avoid digitalisation. The German expert Hanno Terbuyken explains how congregations can use the world wide web to their benefit.

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