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a meeting place for people exploring technology options for Communities of Faith

Church Tech Best Practices Network

Tech doesn't have to be complicated to enhance your ministry!

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This network aims to support communities of faith seeking to enhance their ministry through technology. It offers regular webinars and an interactive forum where participants might explore topics such as theology, digital discipleship, ethical tech decisions, and practical implementation.

  • Regular workshops and webinars
  • Peer-to-peer learning through discussion forums
  • For both clergy and lay
  • All experience levels welcome
  • No question too big or too small

We’re excited to encounter God in these new ways!

Don't forget, recordings from this fall's webinars are available here

Upcoming Events

Session Title: Cultivating Digital Community

📅 November 25, 2025 | 🕖 7:00 PM ET
🎙️ Presented by Rev. Jim Keat, Digital Minister Riverside Church in New York City, speaker and educator on digital ministry.

***Note: This event will be open to those outside the network as a way to serve a broader group and encourage others to join the network. As such, we need you to register for this one to receive the Zoom link. Register here.***

Cultivating community is nothing new, but when it comes to digital spaces it can feel disorienting. In this webinar we will explore the ways community can grow on Sundays and all week long, for people sitting in a pew, at home and on the go.

We’ll explore practical ideas and spiritual insights for weaving connection through everything you do online:

  • from Sunday worship to weekday conversations
  • from livestreams to group chats
  • from algorithms to actual community.

We’ll learn more about digital campfires, different ways to engage community around Sunday morning, and various platforms we can use to help people stay connected all week long.

Session Title: Graphic Design 101 Workshop
Time: Tuesday December 2, 2025 7-8pm ET 

Just in time for all your Christmas visitors and social media looky-loos - Michele Petick, Communications and Admin Assistant for Antler River Watershed, Horseshoe Falls, and Western Ontario Waterways Regions will walk us through how to make a great social media post that is engaging and inviting.