• "Church With No Walls" Podcast: Religion, Livestreaming and Social Media in a Post-Pandemic World

  • By: Ryan M. Dearbone
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"Church With No Walls" Podcast: Religion, Livestreaming and Social Media in a Post-Pandemic World

By: Ryan M. Dearbone
  • Summary

  • For the past few years, churches and other institutions of faith struggled with how to get their message out to the masses during a time when a worldwide pandemic raged. Many of them went to livestreaming and social media. This podcast follows what that experience was like for religious leaders, members of religious organizations, those who became "media ministers" and more. We also look at how media ministry is transforming the church now that the pandemic is over. Will the church as we know it ever go completely virtual? Find out what this next chapter in religion could look like!

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  • “Building for This Type of Future"- Rev. Megan Huston, First Christian Church (Bowling Green, KY)
    Sep 19 2024

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    In this episode, we talk to Rev. Megan Huston of First Christian Church in Bowling Green, KY, about how she keeps her online community, which includes both old and new church members, in the forefront and keeps them from becoming "afterthoughts". We also delve into whether dependency on online-only worship is problematic. She also gives her thoughts on what should remain private in churches versus what is broadcast through a livestream. Rev. Huston mentions how upcoming church renovations will add to their media ministry. Finally, we discuss how livestreaming and social media can help expose others to women in church leadership positions.

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    50 mins
  • Episode 14- “No Walls” Dr. Marlon Scott (Pastor, Emmanuel Christian Community Church-Columbus, GA)
    Sep 19 2024

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    In this episode, we talk to Rev. Dr. Marlon Scott about how he turned his entire ministry virtual. We learn what it’s been like having a church truly “with no walls” as he explains how he went from shunning social media and live-streaming all together to being a huge proponent of virtual worship. He tells a unique story of how a natural disaster (not the pandemic) began the changeover for him. Rev. Scott shares how he maintains a congregation when there is absolutely no in-person interactions. Check out this dynamic conversation!


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    1 hr and 10 mins
  • Episode 13- "A New Generation of Disciples" (Pt. 2)- Minister Donari Merritt
    Sep 19 2024

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    In the second part of our interview, we delve with Minister Merritt into why he feels a full turn to virtual-only church would eventually kill Christianity in the United States. We also look at why young people are misunderstood when it comes to religion and media. We also talk about how the church for the new generation may come into fruition.


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    40 mins

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