With the advancement of technology in a post-COVID world, there has been a rise in online Christian fellowship communities, and I am here for it

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‘Online Christian communities are a great supplement to being spiritually fed by a local church. You can find nuanced Christian communities with like-minded people and speak more deeply on topics that maybe local churches may not,’ says Maxine Harrison.

Before COVID, online fellowships were less prominent, with the focus being in-person gatherings. However, as we know, the pandemic limited in-person church attendance, and it led churches to meet online. Interestingly there has been a rise in Christian communities recently that are not led by a local church. From Instagram Bible studies where followers interact via comments, to more intimate Zoom sessions with camera conversations.

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