Dr. Stephen Garner: What’s next? Robot preachers and worship leaders?
Contributed by: Dr Stephen Garner
With backgrounds in both theology and computer science, Dr Stephen Garner has 25 years experience working in the area of digital theology, focusing on living faithfully and ethically in digital culture.
Dr. Stephen Garner: What’s next? Robot preachers and worship leaders?
With backgrounds in both theology and computer science, Dr Stephen Garner has 25 years experience working in the area of digital theology, focusing on living faithfully and ethically in digital culture. Stephen is a Senior Research Fellow at Laidlaw College, works for a number of Australian theological colleges, and consults with thirdSpaces Consulting. He is co-author with Heidi Campbell of the book “Networked Theology: Negotiating Faith in Digital Culture” and has served on the board of the Global Network for Digital Theology. Stephen is married to Kim and they worship at Massey Presbyterian Church in West Auckland.
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