That is the point in this paper where enough knowledge is collected about the past and the present of Eastern European churches and the role of internet may be formulated. Communication in the church It has been mentioned before, that during the communist era activities outside the church buildings were not allowed. By this restriction and by the total control the state succeeded in diminishing communication and working together. This idea should be changed now, but the ballast of the entire past is working against it. The importance of internet lies in providing a possibility to have a new, virgin method of communication and to step over the past in this way .
Information flow is very weak in churches of large distances and old infrastructure.
Remote education may also be started to solve the problem of further vocational training of pastors and the education of active laymen. The material for these studies may be published electronically and may be completed by e-mail based tutorials. The importance of discussion groups would be even more. These would be the places for constructing freely our new ideas about theology, church law and structure, everyday problems, youth work, etc. This way the inexperienced young pastors may get strong support and it could also be useful for the experienced pastors.