People need to be together, but more than just online  November
1, 2010   I remember the first time I saw someone using a social
network. It was in the college library, and a cool kid was using
a site called MySpace. I noticed a box in the lower righthand
corner labeled "friends," and every once in a while this girl
would click on the picture of a person, then leave a comment. It
was almost like collecting baseball cards of your friends.  I
was fascinated, so I immediately sat down to create an account.
It was about connecting with friends and I loved it. Quickly, I
found 50 friends online through their e-mail addresses and
became part of an online group.  The heart of social networking
is about being together. While it starts at the computer,
conversations soon spill into real life. Even when you are face
to face, you talk about what you posted on Facebook. And when a
phone call comes through, you laugh at the latest YouTube video
that your friend found, or you comment on a Scripture verse
someone posted fro