Well on one side unity will be more possible on online community because it breaks down the "walled" mentality between church communities. On the other end the church has been run with a mainly controlling mentality, and when something or someone challenges that control church people grow their fangs and lash out. My hope is that the public nature of the web continues to build the burden of proof and maturity of the conversation that occurs, while allowing people to have their say, and be heard. People will always be people and religious conversation will always be "fighting words". - Tony

Take risks! I like what my blogging community "TheDailyScribe.com" are doing since it is a balance of varied Christian traditions. I have connected with people I might have never met before online or otherwise. That kind of thing, with some boundaries that are practical, seems to work. Any other things like that out there? - Rich Kirkpatrick