Tag: Social Hour

When the Rev. Torey Lightcap, in his first post of the morning, challenged Café readers to create a Facebook page welcoming Anne Rice to the

From the social web: Have you brought anyone into the church lately? Want to talk baseball? Got updates for our readers? Check out our social media roundup for more.

This week on the Social Hour: Revisiting our Facebook ad, search committees and Google, and the USA Today on social media and church.

A few notes from Twitter and Facebook, our thriving social network communities. This week in FB, some backlash to the Archbishop of Canterbury; on Twitter, we can now see who’s posting shortcut links to the Cafe.

Facebook and Twitter continue to be popular ways of getting the word out about our posts, but a funny correlation seems to exist that those which get the most comments on Facebook tend to be the ones that generate the most comments on the blog itself, and it’s not always the ones you might expect.

Two highlights from the Cafe on Facebook this week, including the fast action on this morning’s news from Nigeria and a young person answering the question of how to get young people in the church.

A huge sigh of relief from here at the Cafe as we see posts are showing up on Facebook again, though not as regularly as

After several weeks of feed issues persisting in Facebook, we’re starting to see it work again. Twitter has been working fine all along, so with that in mind, here’s what’s been happening in our social media spaces lately.

Facebook bugs continue to plague the Cafe feed there, but there’s still things to see and do on Facebook. And here’s what’s going on in the Cafe’s Twitter space.

The feed is piping beautifully into Twitter, so we’re not sure why Facebook is having a lovely off and on relationship with it. Resetting it last Sunday worked until… Monday. So again, it’s quiet in Facebook. So we’re asking a question this week, just in case it’s still not working next week. What are your favorite pages and applications in Facebook? Who are your favorite people/entities to follow on Twitter–and why?