In a post-pandemic world everything, including the church, is going hybrid. But what do we mean by Hybrid Church? This course argues that hybrid is a bringing together of onsite and online expressions of church. Hybrid Church allows churches to gather online for worship, for discipleship, for fellowship and for business. Hybrid allows people to gather where they feel safe and serve Christ both onsite and online.
Self-paced
26
4 hours
Pete is Director of the CODEC Research Centre. With a PhD in John’s Gospel and many years’ experience of teaching/researching the New Testament, Pete now explores the interface between all things digital and theological! Key areas of interest include: (1) Bible in the Digital Age (2) Human adaption/transhumanism/imago dei research, (3) AI - and its use both as machine reading of texts and the more revolutionary general AI - authentic machine intelligence (4) Digital Humanities and its intersection with Theology in CODEC's research on Digital Theology.
Lessons from Lockdown
Reflecting on your context
The Hybrid Church and Digital Ministry in Practice
Reflecting on your context
Using Case Studies to help develop our theology...
Online at Easter - Doing Church Online - Peter Phillips
Thinking about this case study
Doing Church in a Pandemic - Pastor VTJ Masakona, Pretoria
Digital Church Engagement in Hong Kong - Alex Yeung
Thinking about these case studies
Is Online Church Real?
Real, Virtual or something in between???
Affordances, Digital Confusion, Digital Potential
Blurring the boundaries
Discipleship and The Hybrid Church
Discipleship in your context
Elaine Lindridge on Discipleship in the Local Church
What Makes Disciples Grow?
Erin Green on Discipleship in a Pandemic
Reflecting on Discipleship in other Cultures
Prof John Drane explores the potential synergy between Acts and the Online Church
Church Architecture and How We Do Worship
Professor John Drane and Olive Fleming Drane share a prayer for the Hybrid Church
Creatively exploring Hybrid Church
