From The Telegraph-
Instagram is best known for playing host to Love Island contestants, polished young "influencers" and healthy eating bloggers.
But the social network could soon be flooded with arty pictures of
pews and altars as the Church of England encourages its parishes to sign
up in order to woo younger worshippers.
It has launched an "introduction to Instagram" aimed at helping
confused clergy who are finding it "hard to keep up with the latest
digital trends and the platforms being used by young people".
The Church's digital team has spent a year training churches in how
to use social media "strategically" for "evangelism and discipleship",
and says it will have trained 1,000 parishes by Christmas.
Its advice is that "every church needs a Facebook page" but that the
choice between Instagram and Twitter "depends on your audience, and
where they are more likely to be."
More here-
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/08/24/church-england-launches-instagram-guide-parishes-try-attract/
Suffragan Bishop of Aston
21 hours ago