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Command in Hand

Feb 1, 2008 12:00 PM, By Rachel Gecker

“Please turn on your cell phones.” It might sound strange now, but it's an announcement that more and more religious meeting planners will likely be making at the start of their meetings, as technology advancements continue to change the way that we engage with each other at events.

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