Infobesity
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Have you ever experienced infobesity online? Have you ever been bombarded with fake information or disinformation that has distracted you from your work, key relationships, school, or faith?
Well, we all have.
Whether you are a stay-at-home parent, a student, a teacher, a construction worker, a pastor, or anyone who has a social media account, you have experienced some form of infobesity.
For followers of Jesus, this book aims to explore why infobesity occurs, respond with practical ways to understand personal digital practices and habits, and indicate how to redeem digital spaces.
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About Andy Gabruch
Andy Gabruch has been in ministry for over twenty years in urban, suburban, and rural contexts. He has worked with high school assemblies across Canada, citywide youth forums, local governments, churches, and national leadership boards, speaking on culture, leadership, and ministry. Gabruch is a pastor in the city of Vancouver, BC, Canada. He has a masters degree in leadership and management and a doctorate of ministry with Christ, culture, and the church with George Fox University. He is married to Annick and has four children.
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