I’m an online pastor?

Depends what you mean about “online” – their are plenty who are socially networked (and plenty who were before my time).

If you mean Tasmanian pastors that blog: I was probably pretty early in the piece but I’m sure not the first. And there’s quite a few now. Just some that I know of (sorry if I’ve got things wrong or missing).

Bp. John Harrower: http://imaginarydiocese.org/bishopjohn/
Luke Isham: http://post-apocalyptictheology.blogspot.com/
Joshua Skeat: http://skeatnet.net/
Mikey Lynch: http://www.thegenevapush.com/christian-reflections/
Chris Bowditch (formerly Tasmanian): http://www.youthministryandme.com/
Staff at Wellspring Church (hardly used though): http://wellspring.org.au/blog/
Alan Reader: http://www.readeral.com/blog/
Alistair Bain: http://paradoxspeak.blogspot.com/

Online/offline is getting to be a false dichotomy. I am a pastor. I bring that to my interactions with people – and that happens online, IRL and in a fuzzy overlap between the two.

Originally: http://www.formspring.me/briggswill/q/853282008

Q&A: Were/are you Tasmania’ s first/only online Pastor? Statistically do you know the Australian numbers for these? by Will Briggs is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.