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 Social Media is here to stay. It can be helpful to keep in touch and to share meaningful events, quotes, Scripture, and memories with family, friends, neighbors, and church family. But it can also be misused.
The choice is ours.
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 I believe the true front door of the church is now a church’s website. Most people – and especially adults under 50 – will not visit a church until they first check it out on the web. People do not check out the Yellow Pages anymore. They Google.
 Why should pastors/ministers be on and use social media? There are a lot of reasons, but Carey Nieuwhof gives some really good ones: To have conversations, to ask questions, to discover what other people are doing, to celebrate a moment in someone else’s life, to point people to great resources, to let people see who you really are, to inspire people, and to remind people why what they do matters.
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AuthorI’m Ray Gentry, the husband of Debra & father of April & Allison. I serve over 80 congregations on the southside of Atlanta as Associational Mission Strategist of the Southside Baptist Network. I am also the President/CEO of the Southern Baptist Conference of Associational Leaders (SBCAL). I’ve served Southern Baptist churches & associations in various roles for over 35 years. 
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