Practical Advice on Utilizing Technology -- Panel Discussion Part 1

This episode is the first half of a panel discussion aiming to give practical advice on utilizing technology well. Kyle Stoltzfus moderates the discussion while Gary Miller, Harry Argo, Chris Blake, and Kevin Shenk are the panelists. In this portion of the discussion, each panelist introduces his past experience with technology, as well as his current position on it and its use. The discussion will be concluded in the next episode with the panelists responding to questions from those in the audience. Find the full discussion at: https://kingdomfellowshipweekend.org/practical-advice-on-utilizing-technology-panel-discussion/.

This conversation was recorded at Kingdom Fellowship Weekend in 2018. Kingdom Fellowship Weekend will be happening in 2019 on August 23-25. Find more information and register at https://kingdomfellowshipweekend.org/.

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