Boomers or Bust: Using Tech to Minister to Baby Boomers at Church
When you think about tech in the church, it’s easy to think of Millennials—but Baby Boomers at church are becoming more and more comfortable with tech.
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When you think about tech in the church, it’s easy to think of Millennials—but Baby Boomers at church are becoming more and more comfortable with tech.
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