@mastersthesis {71,
	title = {Pixelated Stained Glass: A Fantasy Theme Analysis of Online and Face-to-Face Christian Community},
	volume = {MA},
	year = {2007},
	month = {July 2007},
	school = {Ball State University},
	address = {Muncie, Indiana},
	abstract = {This thesis investigates how two Christian communities {\textendash} differentiated primarily by their medium of communication {\textendash} characterize and cast Christian community. The method of fantasy theme analysis was used to explore this thesis{\textquoteright}s central research question; namely, are content differences present in the ways in which face-to-face and digital communication systems characterize and cast the Christian sense of community? After an analysis of St. Pixels Church of the Internet (digital communication) and St. Luke{\textquoteright}s United Methodist Church (face-to-face communication) it was found that the online community demonstrated a rhetorical vision of koinonia, while the face-to-face community demonstrated a rhetorical vision of ekklesia.},
	url = {http://jwchesebro.iweb.bsu.edu/digitalstorytelling/Theses/Jones_Elizabeth_Complete_Thesis_March_2007.pdf},
	author = {Elizabeth B. Jones}
}
