As the government encourages us to reduce the amount of social interaction, now is the perfect time for the Kingdom Code community to serve the local church.

We’re a community of technologists, people who build and implement tools to solve real world problems, and this week our churches have some big problems. How do we hold in tension the Christian priority of meeting together to worship with the advice of the government to avoid all unnecessary travel and contact?

If you want to get some ideas of how you could help, there is a growing Google Doc put together by a few people who are involved with technology and church ministy. Read it, share it, start using it: Digital Tools During the Coronavirus

Now is a great time to get in touch with your church leaders to see how you might be able to serve them, maybe it is setting up a livestream for them, perhaps it is introducing them to a tool like Mailchimp, or Churchsuite so they can communicate quickly with the church. For those of you who work remotely, perhaps it is setting up small groups to happen via Skype or Zoom…

At BUILD 2019, Andy Geers reminded us that Christian technologists have a role to play being members of the body of Christ. Let’s get with that this week. Let’s use the skills that God has given us to equip His church to praise and worship this week.

The Kingdom Code Blog

Technologists Serving the Church During Coronavirus

Mon, 16 March 2020

As the government encourages us to reduce the amount of social interaction now is the perfect time for the Kingdom Code community to serve the local church

James Doc

James Doc

James lives in London, writes code, designs things, and drinks tea.

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