- Most people date online so pastorally, should we encourage church folk to do the same?
- Most relationships end by a text - how do we encourage honest, face to face conversation?
- Consumers like good coffee not in a single use cup - should we encourage church folk to bring their own cup and should we serve good coffee?
- In caring for the environment should we encourage church goers to car share?
- In a digital\visual age how do we create first rate visuals for Sunday morning and what is the best online presence of church?
- What percentage of the church budget should go to media?
- In order to appeal to Millenials, what is the optimum length of a Sunday message?
- How welcoming is church to the LGBT+ community?
- What would Jesus say about your church?
Just thinking...
2 comments:
Some interesting thoughts. In the matter of Millenials, I think the quality of the coffee and not serving in disposable cups is probably more important than the length of the message.
Millenials are also interested in whether a church faces outward. Is it responding to the needs of the community?
I met my husband on line. God is more than capable of bringing people together than way.
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