Focus on What, Not How, in Planning Worship Visuals
If you’re wondering whether projected technology is all it can be in your congregation’s worship, maybe it’s time to rethink your approach.
Welcome! From projection screens to professions of faith, from sacraments to song selections this is where worship teams and planners can connect with others about all aspects of worship.
If you’re wondering whether projected technology is all it can be in your congregation’s worship, maybe it’s time to rethink your approach.
Does your church website have a welcome video? I read this Church Juice blog entry and was intrigued by the idea. It seems that, if the video is well done, this could be a very effective tool for your church.
The technological side of designing and building a website can be intimidating. But choosing to ignore the web isn’t a smart option. Here are a few reasons why.
I would like to be able to give people the opportunity to watch the sermon on Sunday even though they are not able to attend in person. I'm asking for help to find out what kind of technology do we need...
In this touching video, people with intellectual and developmental disabilities recite Psalm 139.
Screen Projection in the church and optimum readability.
Do you stream or podcast your worship service? Do you watch other services to get inspiration and be exposed to new ideas? Keep reading to find out more details, including what is legal.
Does anyone have a regular regimen of training for your sound technicians or other technology operators? If so, how often do you train and what sources do you use?
Our hymnal & Bible hard covers are coming off and I want to fix the books myself. Is anything better than Mactac?
Are you a sound tech? Or are you involved in audio decisions at your church? Here are a couple helpful resources to assist you in your role!
I would like to find a program to assist our visual team with preparations for Sunday services. What are people's thoughts on Easy Worship? Is there another program you'd suggest?
We've been collaborating by recording in our homes and then stitching everything together into a video. It has proved to be a profound way to remain connected!
In the process of renovating our sanctuary and while we intend to remain an organ-led congregation for the near future, we are seeking advice on how to mic our classic 1986 Allen Organ into live stream and recordings.