Interviews

 
 

“Practicing Ministry in Digital Spaces” on the Leading Ideas podcast from the Lewis Center of Leadership (2020)


Interview for The Forum at St. Bart’s NYC on The Digital Cathedral: The Future of the Church (2020)


Interview on the Killer Serials Podcast about The OA for Lent (2017)

I sit down with Tony Jones and Ryan Parker to talk about the project I created with Martin Malzahn called The OA for Lent, a digital Lenten study guide based on the hit Netflix show, The OA.


Church and Social Media Interview with Bishop Jim Hazelwood (2017)

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Interview on the Two Bald Pastors Podcast (2016)

I sit down with old friends and bald pastors, Geoff and Joe, when I was presenting at the New England Synod Bishop’s Convocation.


Interview with Harvard Divinity School (2015)

"HDS alumnus the Rev. Keith Anderson, takes on these trends in his new book, The Digital Cathedral. He says that the interconnectedness of social media platforms has a counterpart in the medieval cathedral and its integration into the community. He urges his colleagues to think less about how to get people back to church, and more about bringing church to the people, whether online, at a community center, or even a morning commute."


Interview about The Digital Cathedral with Bishop Jim Hazelwood (2015)

We talk about my newly released book, The Digital Cathedral.


The Digital Church: Interview with the Priest Pulse podcast (2015)

Ben and Colin from the Priest Pulse podcast interview Lutheran pastor Keith Anderson about his new book The Digital Cathedral: Networked Ministry in a Wireless World. Pastor Keith is co-author of Click2Save: the Digital Ministry Bible with Elizabeth Drescher, and editor of the Narthex. We discuss the impact of social media and the internet on congregational life, ministry, evangelism, pastoral care, and spirituality.