Brandon Vogt is a Catholic layperson who blogs at ThinVeil.net and wrote The Church and New Media: Blogging Converts, Online Activists, and Bishops Who Tweet (2011 - read my review here). In the December 2011 edition of Christianity Today, he was one of three authors who answered discussed virtual fellowship or, more specifically, "What are we to make of social networking in churches (p.54)?" Vogt begins his response with these words: At its core, the church is one giant Read More …
Brandon Vogt
Review of The Church and New Media (#0481)
Meet the Authors Brandon Vogt is a Catholic layperson who blogs about theology, technology, social justice and books at ThinVeil.net. Vogt contributes the text's introduction and conclusion while relying on authors with varied backgrounds and expertise to contribute the chapters: Father Robert Barron, Jennifer Fulwiler, Marcel LeJeune, Mark P. Shea, Taylor Marshall, Father Dwight Longenecker, Scot Landry, Matt Warner, Lisa M. Hendey, Thomas Peters, Shawn Carney. Additionally, Read More …