How to Prevent ‘Zoom Bombing‘: Protecting Your Church from Online Attacks
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“While these reported incidences of ‘Zoom bombing’ are concerning, following these steps can help keep you and your meeting participants safe on Zoom” - F&T
As iron sharpens iron,
one person sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17)
“While these reported incidences of ‘Zoom bombing’ are concerning, following these steps can help keep you and your meeting participants safe on Zoom” - F&T
“Church, state, and health officials across the country disagree about drive-in services.” - CToday
“…at least a handful of churches across the country — including three Southern Baptist ones — have intentionally decided not to worship online on recent Sundays as some political and health officials said coronavirus-related social distancing applied to religious gatherings. Liberty Baptist Church in Missouri is one of them.” - RNS
“With all these limitations we still have options to honor the lives of those who have passed and to minister to their family and friends.” - F&T
The book “invites readers around the world to stand on the solid Rock, who is Jesus Christ, in whom our souls can be sustained by the sovereign God who ordains, governs, and reigns over all things to accomplish his wise and good purposes for those who trust in him.” - Crossway
Podcast: Steve Pettit talks “with Dr. Gary Weier and Dr. Beverly Cormican about how Bob Jones University is adapting to the new reality that the novel coronavirus has presented and how BJU is preparing for the different future of education.” - BJU Today
“As churches are figuring out what it looks like to be the body of Christ during COVID-19 isolation, they’re considering what that means for the Lord’s Supper.” - BPNews
“Tyndale House Publishers, a Christian publisher based in Carol Stream, Illinois, saw a considerable increase in their Bible sales last month compared to March 2019. This includes their Life Application Study Bible sales going up 44% and sales of the Immerse Bible going up 60%” - CPost
Chuck Bentley: “For a church to be in such dire straights this early in the crisis as to require a portion of the $350 billion program raises questions about how well its leadership is communicating with their congregation and whether repaying the loan/grant inside the two-year window would even be possible.” - Faithwire
“Evangelical leaders explain why heeding public health experts on COVID-19 doesn’t violate their faith but instead demonstrates it.” - CToday
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