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Writer's pictureTim Adams

How Pastors Can Connect With Their Techs


Connecting with the tech department can be a challenge for pastors, especially if they don't have a background in technology. However, with the increasing reliance on technology in the church, it's important for pastors to be able to effectively communicate with and understand the work of their tech team. Here are a few ways pastors can better connect with their tech department:

  1. Set aside time to meet with the tech team regularly. Scheduling regular meetings allows pastors to stay up to date on the tech needs and projects of the church, as well as give the tech team an opportunity to ask for input and feedback.

  2. Understand the role of the tech team. It's important for pastors to understand the responsibilities of the tech team, as well as the challenges and limitations they may face. This can help pastors better understand and support the work of the tech team.

  3. Ask questions and seek to learn. Pastors don't need to be experts in technology, but they should be willing to ask questions and learn more about how technology is used in the church. This can help pastors better understand the needs and concerns of the tech team, and how technology can be used to support the ministry of the church.

  4. Be open to new ideas and approaches. The tech team may have new ideas or approaches to using technology in the church. Pastors should be open to hearing these ideas and considering them in the context of the church's ministry.

  5. Show appreciation for the tech team. The tech team plays a vital role in the functioning of the church, and it's important for pastors to show appreciation for their hard work and dedication. This can be as simple as thanking them for their efforts, or recognizing their contributions in a more formal way.

By taking the time to understand and connect with the tech team, pastors can better support the use of technology in the church and help it serve as a powerful tool for ministry.


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