How illuminating!
Audio/Visual, Latest News, TECHNOLOGY Wednesday, May 1st, 2013Three lighting professionals offer plain-English, pastor-friendly tips for evaluating worship space lighting systems — from longevity, to price, to overall value.
Special Section: Audio: Speech intelligibility
Audio/Visual, TECHNOLOGY Friday, February 1st, 2013
Faith comes by hearing – but what if they can’t hear you?
Using digital signage
Audio/Visual, TECHNOLOGY Friday, February 1st, 2013
As churches across the nation continue to embrace new technologie
Good Steward: Worship Arts
Audio/Visual, TECHNOLOGY Monday, December 3rd, 2012
More than ‘cool’ Gateway Church, Southlake, TX “I just need someone popular, cool or paid to operate the technical gear! I need new or cool tech gear! This will create or fix my worship atmosphere problem.” In visiting churches, many times I have heard these statements, says David Leuschner, executive director of technical arts at [...]
Reverb hurts a worshipful experience
Audio/Visual, TECHNOLOGY Thursday, November 1st, 2012
Hard walls leave a church with a troublesome room for performance audio.
The house is ‘rigged’
Audio/Visual, TECHNOLOGY Monday, October 1st, 2012
Churches require the same caliber of rigging equipment that theaters use.
Setting the stage for impact
Audio/Visual, TECHNOLOGY Monday, October 1st, 2012
A good stage and lighting design helps create an engaging worship environment that people can’t resist.
How to create an engaging worship space
Audio/Visual, TECHNOLOGY Monday, October 1st, 2012
It doesn’t have to be complicated, but if done right it can be extremely effective.
Be intentional about effective lighting
Audio/Visual, TECHNOLOGY Monday, April 2nd, 2012
The principles of good lighting can help draw people deeper into worship.
Projectors illuminate the message
Audio/Visual, TECHNOLOGY Thursday, October 1st, 2009Engaging and inspiring today’s congregations is increasingly difficult in a world saturated with corporate and secular images. The solution for many churches is to make each service more creative and interactive — specifically, to use large-screen projection to support the message each week. Bright and colorful images large enough to be seen from every seat serve to capture and hold the congregation’s attention, allowing the essential messages to be easily delivered and understood.
