"The future is digital and it is interactive." Those were the words of Andrew Graystone, Director of the Churches' Media Council, to hundreds of Christians involved in media and broadcasting who took part in the Churches' Media Conference earlier this week.
During his address, "The Churches' Media Council: Facing the Future", Mr Graystone stressed that Christians could not adapt to the digital revolution without taking the lead from young Christians.
He also called on Christians to play a "prophetic role" in the media industry.
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