Etiquette for House Church Group Chat
We live in an era where active communication and information sharing happen online. Most house churches at Sydney Crystal Church communicate actively through KakaoTalk group chats. In these group chats, it is important to be considerate, maintain proper etiquette, and foster a healthy and warm communication culture so that everyone can feel comfortable participating.
Shepherds should facilitate smooth communication in the group chat by sharing church announcements, QTin devotional reflections, renewed commitments to Sunday messages, prayer requests, and celebrations. House church members are also encouraged to engage actively by responding and participating in discussions.
Some members may not be familiar with KakaoTalk or may find it difficult to keep up due to their busy schedules. However, even a simple response once a day can make a big difference. A lack of engagement over a long period may create discomfort for other members or make them feel ignored. Therefore, even a small reaction, such as an emoji, is a polite way to stay connected. Shepherds should also use wisdom in considering the timing and content of their messages based on the members' situations.
At times, conflicts or misunderstandings may lead someone to leave the group chat out of frustration. However, such decisions can make relationships even more difficult and create further misunderstandings. As Christians, we should always strive to value and nurture our relationships.
If someone is no longer attending the house church or church services, it may be best to create a new group chat with the current active members. However, before forming a new chat, always ask those who are not currently participating if they would like to remain in the group.
Word of the week
Starting in March, we will no longer be purchasing the QTin devotional book in bulk. Instead, you can purchase it at an affordable price through the app or as an Ebook.
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We live in an era where active communication and information sharing happen online. Most house churches at Sydney Crystal Church communicate actively through KakaoTalk group chats. In these group chats, it is important to be considerate, maintain proper etiquette, and foster a healthy and warm communication culture so that everyone can feel comfortable participating.
Shepherds should facilitate smooth communication in the group chat by sharing church announcements, QTin devotional reflections, renewed commitments to Sunday messages, prayer requests, and celebrations. House church members are also encouraged to engage actively by responding and participating in discussions.
Some members may not be familiar with KakaoTalk or may find it difficult to keep up due to their busy schedules. However, even a simple response once a day can make a big difference. A lack of engagement over a long period may create discomfort for other members or make them feel ignored. Therefore, even a small reaction, such as an emoji, is a polite way to stay connected. Shepherds should also use wisdom in considering the timing and content of their messages based on the members' situations.
At times, conflicts or misunderstandings may lead someone to leave the group chat out of frustration. However, such decisions can make relationships even more difficult and create further misunderstandings. As Christians, we should always strive to value and nurture our relationships.
If someone is no longer attending the house church or church services, it may be best to create a new group chat with the current active members. However, before forming a new chat, always ask those who are not currently participating if they would like to remain in the group.
Word of the week
Starting in March, we will no longer be purchasing the QTin devotional book in bulk. Instead, you can purchase it at an affordable price through the app or as an Ebook.