| Nowadays, many churches are on social media and even offer online services. And with anything posted online, there’s a higher chance of receiving criticism. Is there anything church leaders can do to lower the temperature, as such, as they seek to maintain a vibrant witness online? Yes, says attorney Gisele Kalonzo-Douglas. In fact, she offers 5 principles to guide your church's online presence. You can learn from her insights for free for the next two weeks! (This article will be unlocked until August 10). But what about when those negative comments go too far? Would taking legal action solve the problem? Going to court was how one Colorado pastor recently tried to stop a former parishioner from making disparaging online comments and posts. Unlock attorney Richard Hammar’s new Legal Development for the verdict and to find out what it might mean for other churches dealing with a similar issue. | 