Imagine A Facebook For Your Church: Grapevine Is Making It Happen

While a generally accepted medium for marketing activities, church leaders have been reluctant to use public social media tools for core, communications due to privacy and safety concerns. Offensive advertising messages, inappropriate content for children and recent reports of poisoned Web links are also problematic for churches. These concerns have led to the next achievement in social media called private social networks.

Churches are realizing the importance of capitalizing on opportunities to share the gospel through social networking. Millions of church members have become avid users of social media; therefore, many Churches have become actively involved with social networking platforms such as Facebook and Twitter. The medium has enabled religious organizations to function as a 24/7 church.

While a generally accepted medium for marketing activities, church leaders have been reluctant to use public social media tools for core, communications due to privacy and safety concerns.

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