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Seating selection made simple

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church chairs, church interiors, church pews, church seat ergonomics, church seating, church seating selection, seating selection guide

August 1, 2015 at 2:45 pm.

Ergonomics isn’t just for scientists and designers — it’s an integral part of choosing the right seats for your worship space.

Specifying a church sound system

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church A/V, church audio, church audio systems, church loudspeakers, church speaker selection, church speakers, pastor-friendly audio

August 1, 2015 at 2:37 pm.

A sound system is one of the biggest technology investments your church will make. And although you must respect your budget, it would be a serious mistake to cut corners — or just go buy something from a big-box store to save a few bucks.

Welcome to worship: how to recognize hearing loss — and provide solutions

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accessibility worship, accessible churches, accessible worship, assisted listening church, assistive listening church, church accessibility, church worshiper hearing loss, hearing loss, hearing loss church

August 1, 2015 at 2:13 pm.

Those among us who have it, often prefer to try to cope with it, live with it, or hide it from others. And yet, this so-called invisible disability affects about 20 percent of American adults! This means that potentially, one out of five of congregants are not hearing messages and music that inspire them each week in your house of worship.

An introduction to church facility stewardship

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church buildings, church facilities, church facilities managers, church facility care, Church maintenance, church management, facility stewardship

May 26, 2015 at 10:49 am.

I’m a firm believer that everything on earth belongs to God. Our money. Our houses. Our cars. The word of God. Our families. The people we encounter — and the facilities in which we worship. God has entrusted us with the stewarding of all these items.

For me, stewardship is less about what we give and more about taking care of what we have been given — of all that’s entrusted to us.

So, how do we define “entrusted”?

PASTOR-FRIENDLY VIDEO — Case study: Saddleback Church

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church A/V, church audio video, church technology, church video systems, pastor friendly video, Saddleback Church, worship technology

May 13, 2015 at 3:10 pm.

Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, CA, hosts more than 20,000 people in weekly attendance. Throughout the week, this globally recognized church offers five services and a number of different events, including concerts, workshops and other studies and seminars. The church was looking to upgrade its facility as part of its “Decade of Destiny” campaign — a 10-year vision to help members in the areas of physical, financial, relational, emotional, mental, vocational and spiritual health.

Understanding loudspeaker systems — what’s right for your church?

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church audio, church audio system, church loudspeakers, church speaker system, church speakers, pastor-friendly audio, sanctuary audio, worship space audio

May 13, 2015 at 2:37 pm.

Though your church’s audio system is comprised of a lot of different components, loudspeakers are arguably the most significant. As the final link between the message and the listener, the right loudspeaker system can make the difference between indifference and inspiration.

Effective student spaces: 3 tried-and-true design elements

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church youth facility, church youth space, youth facilities, youth friendly spaces, youth ministry, youth spaces, youth worship spaces

May 13, 2015 at 2:28 pm.

Many student worship spaces use design elements that promote ministry and embody many of the same elements we find in all worship spaces. However, student worship spaces typically take it to a different level. While the ultimate goal is to worship Jesus, there’s also a practical goal: to maintain a connection with the student, who’s bombarded with all the trappings of today’s culture and crowd. To be successful on both fronts, the architecture and the design of the space must uniquely “speak” to the student population.

All things to all people: examining non-traditional worship venues

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church architecture, Church design, designing worship spaces, sanctuary design, worship space design

March 30, 2015 at 11:42 am.

As we present Part 3 of this seven-part series, we should remind ourselves of a primary concept: Every church is different. With this particular article, that’s especially true. In fact, the non-traditional worship space can be almost anything.

New eBook examines — in-depth — the “heart” of church design: the worship space

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church architecture, Church design, church worship spaces, sanctuary architecture, sanctuary design, worship space design

February 13, 2015 at 9:57 am.

Every church is different. Even so, one thing they all have in common is the desire to create a space that evokes and contributes to a person’s worship experience. In this in-depth new eBook, “Designing Worship Spaces” series author Curtiss H. Doss, AIA — who has designed for church clients for more than two decades — talks about the unique DNA of each church, and why it must be honored in the church’s worship space design.

Is your church campus truly engaging? A new eBook breaks it down

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church architecture, church campus, Church design, engaging spaces

February 12, 2015 at 2:08 pm.

For a church campus design to be effective, it must be engaging — beginning the moment someone walks through the door. In this new eBook, co-authors Allison Parrott and Paul Lodholz of Ziegler Cooper Architects discuss the importance of designing an engaging first impression: the church lobby, as well as 3 design musts for engaging sanctuary design.