In my last piece, which argued the case for using Snapchat in church (part 1), I offered reasons why Snapchat is especially effective at reaching teens and young adults. The primary use of Snapchat is for one-on-one chat. What separates Snapchat from other social media is its perceived privacy — the social media equivalent of talking to a teen alone. This should raise red flags, both as a violation of Safe Sanctuaries policies and as an uncouth invasion of a teen's privacy. Many challenges accompany using Snapchat for ministry. However, there are also Snapchat features that are less invasive and offer potential benefits – including youths' willingness to open up over chat. Let's talk about both.