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  • 3 Jun
    2008
    What is Faithbook, exactly?

    As far as I can figure out, it's simply another page on Facebook. And apparently, I've criticised it.

  • 10 May
    2008
    Catholics set up their own social networking website

    Following the worldwide success of online social networking sites such as Facebook, MySpace and Bebo, the Roman Catholic Church is getting in on the act with a website which hopes to attract more than just the usual faithful.

  • 3 Feb
    2008
    Lent campaign aims to promote neighbourliness on and off-line

    The Anglican Archbishops of Canterbury and York, Dr Rowan Williams and Dr John Sentamu, are calling for ‘good neighbours’ - online and offline - to try out daily suggestions to help create a better and safer world this Lent.

  • 30 Jan
    2008
    Over the top on Facebook

    As social networking sites continue to blossom and change in spite of media scepticism, Ekklesia is pleased to report its latest milestone.

  • 15 Aug
    2007
    Church needs inspiratation to Facebook the future

    Commenting on the fact that since the General Synod Facebook group went live on 1 August 2007, only 20 members have joined - and that the Church of England page has just 122 members - the Christia

  • 15 Aug
    2007
    Church tentatively tries talking to itself on Facebook

    While some members of the Church of England appear ready to expel or de-Christianise each other over different views on sexuality, others are trying to talk together - using the medium of social networking site Facebook. But not many so far.

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