First church in VR?


You can go to church in VR with the VR Church Experience by Pastor David Jonathan "DJ" Soto.  Pastor Soto was a pastor at Glad Tidings Assembly of God church in Reading, Pennsylvania.  He created the VR Church Experience to give spiritual guidance to people in VR.  

The VR Church Experience is accessible on Altspace VR, a social media VR app for HTC Vive, Oculus Rift and Samsung Gear VR.  There is a service scheduled for today at 11am - 3pm PDT.  You can find it in Altspace VR under "User Events" (you may need to "click all").


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