Intersection TV: Personal Witness in a Facebook World

Spectrum Staff | August 2, 2009

Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, Friendster…there are more and more social networks popping up online everyday. So should our way of reaching people change with the times? Our panel discusses the benefits, opportunities–and potential pitfalls–of sharing our faith through the electronic media. And how the electronic age is transforming our response to the command to go “into all the world.”

Panelists: Bryan Collick: Assistant director, Communication department, Seventh-day Adventist world church; Dave Gemmell: Associate director, Church Resource Center, Adventist Church in North America; Mark Kellner: News editor, Adventist Review.

Also Included: Interview with Danny Houghton, President of TAGnet, and with Pardon Mwansa, General Vice-President, Seventh-ady Adventist world church

A production of Intersection: Your Faith. Your World.

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