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The video discusses the world's first live church service broadcast on the Internet, highlighting its potential to reach a global audience and engage those who don't typically attend church. It emphasizes the inclusivity and accessibility of the cyber service, allowing people like Diana Hunter, who is homebound, to participate. The Church of England supports this initiative, viewing it as a positive use of technology. The video also notes the potential for using smaller, budget-friendly webcams for future broadcasts.

What was the significance of the hymn Amazing Grace in the first Internet church service?

• It was sung by a famous pop star.

• It was composed specifically for the service.

• It was chosen by a virtual congregation.

• It was the first hymn ever sung in a church.

What is one of the main goals of broadcasting church services online?

• To compete with pop stars for online views.

• To reach people who don't usually attend church.

• To make church services shorter.

• To replace traditional church services entirely.

Who is Diana Hunter and why is she mentioned in the context of the cyber service?

• A person unable to attend church physically.

• A church leader organizing the service.

• A pop star promoting the service.

• A critic of the cyber service.

How does the church's use of technology compare to that of pop stars like Madonna?

• The church avoids using technology.

• The church is following in the footsteps of pop stars.

• The church uses more advanced technology.

• The church uses technology only for local audiences.

What is the Church of England's stance on the cyber service?

• They oppose it as a misuse of the web.

• They plan to ban it.

• They are indifferent to it.

• They support it as a positive use of the web.