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Home/Digital Ministry/Webinar: Beyond Screentime—Connecting with Youth

Webinar: Beyond Screentime—Connecting with Youth

Beyond Screentime

Explore how we connect with and disciple teens through their screens. Digitally-savvy diocesan leaders Easton Davis and Eric Travis guide us through the tools they use to connect with youth in their work, including Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, and Twitter, as well as group messaging apps. They will also share about the importance of branding. We will discuss how technology is affecting church and faith gatherings, reasonable expectations around “safe church” and social media, and how to reach through and beyond the screen to form faith. View the slides here.

 

About the Presenters

Easton Davis has been working in youth ministry for the past 4 years. He is the Missioner for Youth Ministries for The Episcopal Church in Middle and North Georgia. He serves as a resource for all youth programs in the diocese of Atlanta, especially those in smaller parishes.

Eric Travis is the Missioner for Youth and Young Adults for the Episcopal Diocese of Michigan. Eric grew up in the Episcopal Church and has been in professional Youth Ministry since 1990, serving in parish and diocesan positions. He recently served on the Task Force to update the Model Policies for the protection of Children and Youth.

Keith Anderson is the webinar host and Associate for Digital Content at Lifelong Learning at Virginia Theological Seminary.

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November 13, 2018 By BuildFaith Editors

Filed Under: Digital Ministry, Webinars, Youth Ministry Tagged With: apps, screen time, smartphones, social media, technology, teens

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