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This document discusses the shift from traditional "Ministry 1.0" to a new "Ministry 2.0" driven by the integration of digital social media into all aspects of life, including faith. Key aspects of this "Digital Reformation" include practices of access, connection, participation, creativity and collaboration encouraged by social platforms. The document also outlines four cultural shifts away from mechanistic structures and toward organic collaboration and committed relationships. Examples of digital platforms and tools for collaborative online work are provided.
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Ministry 2.0
- 1. Ministry 2.0 Presbytery of Chicago: LEAD 2013
- 2. Traditional Media Social Media
- 6. Digital Reformation A revitalization of the Church driven by the often ad hoc spiritualities of ordinary believers as they integrate practices of access, connection, part icipation, creativity, and collaboration, encourag ed by the widespread use of new digital social media into all aspects of daily life, including the life of faith.
- 7. Digital Habitus Immediacy Transparency Interactivity Co-Creativeness Integration Distribution
- 9. American Culture Agrarian Age Industrial Age Information Age Inventive Age
- 11. Four Cultural Shifts (Reyes-Chow) We are shifting towards organic movements of collaboration and away from mechanistic structures of regulation and authority. We are shifting toward committed relationships built on values and away from mandated loyalties to camps or pre-determined agendas. We are shifting toward appreciation and interaction with those who are “other” and away from seeing them as an enemy to tolerate and engage in debate. We are shifting toward engagement driven by hope and optimism and away from reactions based on suspicion and scarcity
- 12. Adventures in Digital Culture
- 13. Facebook Profile Friends Page Groups Lists Likes and Comments Events
- 15. Twitter Following #hashtags
- 16. Instagram
- 18. Blogging
- 19. Collaborative Online Work Google Docs Dropbox Doodle
- 20. Ministry 2.0 Presbytery of Chicago: LEAD 2013