Onlinekogud
Onlinekogud is a term used to describe a digital model of religious community life in which worship, study, and fellowship take place primarily through online platforms. It refers to organized congregations or groups that gather for services, prayer, teaching, and mutual support via the Internet. Traditions vary on which rituals are conducted online, with typically permitted rites adapted to an online format and complemented by offline participation where possible.
Common features include live video streams, real-time chat, virtual prayer boards, discussion forums, and digital libraries
Onlinekogud emerged from broader online religious life and the adoption of streaming technologies by faith communities,
Organizations implementing onlinekogud typically establish governance structures that include spiritual leadership, lay volunteers, and technical teams.
Variants range from fully online congregations to hybrid models that blend online and on-site activities. Critics