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Diocese of London social media users get together for first 'TweetUp'

17 July 2014

The first-ever Diocese of London TweetUp will see people from across the Diocese get together to share stories and tips for best using social media.

The TweetUp, a gathering of people that use Twitter as well as other social media platforms, is a great opportunity for people who regularly discuss similar subjects but never usually meet face-to-face, to get the chance to do just that.

Organised by the Diocese of London's Communications team, with the help of St Paul's and All Saints Fulham, the #DioLonTU will be held on Thursday 24 July and begins with an invitation to attend Evensong at St Paul's at 5pm. From there, tweeters will gather in nearby pub, The Paternoster, for drinks from 6pm.

REGISTER TO ATTEND

The TweetUp has no formal agenda and all tweeters, parish social media gurus, or the curious are welcome, even if their church or parish does not have an online presence communicating with its congregation. Those connected to the Diocese who use social media in a purely personal capacity are also welcome.

To express your interest, please register at dio-ldn-tweet-up.eventbrite.co.uk
You are more than welcome to attend drinks without coming to Evensong.
There is no formal end time, but is likely to run until around 9pm.

@dioceseoflondon
@StPaulsLondon
@AllSaintsFulham

Pub details:
The Paternoster, 2/4 Queens Head Passage, Paternoster Square, EC4M 7DZ
Tube: St Paul's
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The Diocese of London TweetUp is not affiliated with Twitter Inc.