The Digital Cathedral

Keith Anderson is the author of The Digital Cathedral: Networked Ministry in a Wireless World (Morehouse) and a recognized thought leader across mainline denominations on the ways congregations and ministries faithfully minister in a digitally-integrated world. He is a highly regarded speaker on new media and Christian life at conferences, convocations, and consultations. Elizabeth Drescheris adjunct associate professor of religion and pastoral ministry at Santa Clara University and a highly regarded speaker and writer on everyday religion and spirituality. Her doctorate, from the Graduate Theological Union, is in Christian spirituality, and a master's degree in systematic theology from Duquesne University. She is the author of Tweet If You♥Jesus: Practicing Churchin theDigitalReformation(Morehouse 2011) andChoosing Our Religion: The Spiritual Lives of America's Nones (Oxford 2016). On Twitter, she is @edrescherphd.

DEDICATION
FOREWORD: PILGRIMS TO THE DIGITAL CATHEDRAL by Elizabeth Drescher
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
INTRODUCTION: CONSTRUCTING A DIGITAL CATHEDRAL

1 CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL C. 1167
2 MAKE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD YOUR CATHEDRAL
3 SHIFTING FROM NEWTON TO NETWORKS
4 PRACTICING RELATIONAL MINISTRY
5 EXERCISING INCARNATIONAL IMAGINATION
6 EVERYDAY SACRED: LOCATING GOD IN DAILY LIFE
7 NAMING IT HOLY: COMMON GROUND FOR NONES AND THE AFFILIATED
8 GOD ON TAP: AT THE INTERSECTION OF LIFE AND FAITH
9 THEOLOGY WITHOUT A NET: CONVERSATION AT THE CORE
10 FAITH FORMATION: VISUAL, IMMERSIVE, AND EXPERIENTIAL
11 EVANGELISM: SHARING THE GOSPEL FOR THE SAKE OF THE GOSPEL
12 A DIGITAL RULE OF LIFE

CONCLUSION: A TRANSITIONAL CATHEDRAL
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