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.
Software to the rescue
Software, TECHNOLOGY Friday, August 31st, 2012
Three churches find easy-to-use Web-based solutions to their room scheduling, facility management and online ticketing challenges.
Moving to the cloud
Software, TECHNOLOGY Monday, July 2nd, 2012
Cloud computing has taken the business world by storm. So why not churches, too?
Mobile app to connect and reach
Software, TECHNOLOGY Tuesday, May 1st, 2012Maryland Community Church has developed a mobile application
Be intentional about effective lighting
Audio/Visual, TECHNOLOGY Monday, April 2nd, 2012
The principles of good lighting can help draw people deeper into worship.
Apps have come to church
Multimedia, TECHNOLOGY Thursday, March 1st, 2012
Apps are seen as an “innovative way for churches and ministries
Churches might not own their websites
Multimedia, TECHNOLOGY Thursday, March 1st, 2012
Think you own the new website that you just paid a vendor to create? Consider the following scenario. First Baptist Church hires a Web developer to create a new website. The developer designs a website with a new contemporary look that the church is proud of, complete with great graphics and content. A few months later, the church sees that the new website of Trinity Christian Church in the next town over has much of the same graphics, artwork, and even some of the same text and other content. First Baptist discovers that Trinity hired the same developer to create its website, and the developer simply re-used much of the same stock material. Was the developer permitted to do so? If First Baptist did not enter into a contract giving ownership of the website content to First Baptist, the developer was fully within his rights to re-use the same materials.
