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If church has a good wifi and some tables, I am willing to give it a try, instead of coffee shop. I promise to keep video calls at minimum during mass :-) Now
by jkot 12y ago
If church has a good wifi and some tables, I am willing to give it a try, instead of coffee shop. I promise to keep video calls at minimum during mass :-)
Now bit more seriously. I could easily imagine some sort of two week 'hacker camp' organized by church. It works quite well for musicians, artist and other groups.
- humanrebar 12y agoTraditional and contemporary (meaning full of baby boomers) churches tend to have many outlets for the artistically-inclined. I'm guessing that's because the church experience for them revolves around mass media and therefore performance: bands, choirs, sermons, and Bible studies (and accompanying books). I think most faith groups fail to identify creative-but-not-artistic types (makers, hackers, builders, etc.) as having a lot of skills and passion to contribute. It's certainly not coincidental that both the tech-oriented (and more broadly, male) portions of American society are underrepresented and probably under-served.