6 ways digital tech is transforming the Christian life
On Sunday, worshipers at Exeter Cathedral were invited to play a video game. The unusual feature was designed to encourage "contemplations on the depths of Jonah." Premier's new head of Digital Theology, Pete Philips says the service is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to how Christians are utilising all the opportunities that digital technology affords. In this link-tastic blog, Pete recommends some of the best of what's on offer
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