MetaChurch

Keeping a church active online can feel like a sprawling, draining job, and streaming services or posting on social media is only part of the picture. Leaders who want a clear place to begin will find a grounded starting point in this book.

Dave Adamson was among the earliest pastors to minister online, and he draws on that pioneering work here. He offers church leaders a practical, detailed plan for building a strategy in which online and in-person ministries function together as one.

Readers will consider how a first-century mission might take shape with twenty-first-century methods, and how online church can serve as a real tool for evangelism and discipleship. The book explores how a digital presence can strengthen a congregation's physical ministries, how to reach and connect with people beyond the church building, and how to design a discipleship pathway that draws on both online and offline resources.

The book's approach combines illustrations from Dave's own ministry, case studies of churches that have applied his ideas, and step-by-step guides that can be put into practice right away. It is written for ministries of every size that want to use technology to reach people and make disciples.