Description
This book explores the concept of "networked individualism" --- the result of people connecting with others through multiple and diverse networks, and the three revolutions that led to this social transformation.
Features
the impact of the rise of social networking, broadband internet capacity, mobile devices
Recommended Audience
clergy and lay leaders from any faith tradition
Cost
purchase as a book or e-book
Practical Applications
- Reflect on how social networks at different times provide belonging, emotional aid, emergency resources, and social capital for your congregational members.
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