You don't have to choose between onsite and online. The Church's future is hybrid
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Dr Pete Phillips2021-07-09T09:55:00
As lockdown eases, and onsite church services return, leaders have every reason to carry on investing in digital, says Pete Phillips as he launches Premier's new Hybrid Church Charter
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