Rev. Kerra English is a half-time pastor near Richmond, Virginia, and works hard to keep a personal connection to her congregation.  Sure, it's easy to see how many people are watching your online services, but who are they, exactly?

Valerie Ohle is in an interesting situation, to say the least!  She is the part-time pastor of a rural church that was closed right after she arrived.  It's now been designated as a "new church start" and it's all online.  You won't want to miss this chat with a remarkable leader and passionate pastor in an impossible situation.

Rev. Doug Silvers is the pastor of two churches in Wytheville, Virginia, a town of about 20,000 residents.  Doug's experience is unique because he started at this church just two months ago.  Not only has he had to implement many new methods of doing ministry, he's had to do them in a setting where he is also getting to know his congregation and is building trust there.

Rev. Mark Flynn is the Lead Pastor of a "high steeple" church in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.  Mark describes the "stressful" first live worship service and his move to a pre-recorded service.

In this inaugural episode, I'll interview Tom Cox, interim pastor of Hot Metal Bridge, a faith community in downtown Pittsburgh.  Tom describes this amazing ministry and its move toward holding worship services via Zoom.  Creativity and flexibility are the keys.