When is a video better than a photo for sharing on social media? This blog explores the pros and cons of both and how they can help your church communicate online. 

You've written your next social media post or article for your parish website. Now you need an eye-catching photo and you check Google to see what’s available. You’ve found one - but have you paused to consider whether you are allowed to use it? 

There are many ways in which Christians can stand up for freedom of religion or belief. 

Religious freedom is a fundamental human right that is guaranteed by international law. The wholesale denial of freedom of religion or belief in today’s world is a great evil. We outline simple steps that Christians can take in response. 

We've found seven post examples to inspire your social media this week.

What can AI Image generation do, how can churches make of the most of it, and what are the ethical implications and concerns?  

Watch this exclusive extract of Rev Zoe Heming's online sermon, recorded as part of the Church of England's national online service, celebrating the gifts of Christians with disabilities.

Our community guidelines have been created to encourage conversations that reflect our values. They apply to all content posted on the national social media accounts run by the Church of England, the Archbishop of Canterbury and Archbishop of York. 

A social media scheduling tool is useful to help those running their social media channels to plan posts in advance. Discover our 5 free recommendations here.

NEWS / The Court of Appeal has upheld the freedom of clergy to be office holders rather than employees with its judgement in the case regarding former Worcestershire vicar, Mark Sharpe.