Editor's note: In this new series, we look at the theory of lighting in houses of worship, and how it can be used to change mood and to tell a story. Topics will include lighting concepts and techniques, as well as specific lights that can used to achieve a desired...
Worship Facility Editor Gene Lass and his guest discover how to keep your worship performance stage safe, from securing cords to avoiding shocks and securing rigging. Note: For your convenience, a link to the video will be emailed to all registrants, enabling...
Over the last few years live streaming church services and special events has become easier than ever and pretty much expected from followers. I get weekly calls from houses of worship that still have issues with broadcasting, mostly because they are missing a single...
What could be more important than the safety of your congregation, not to mention safeguarding the infrastructure of your Church. We are often not aware of the inherent hazards sitting right on top of our heads when heavy light and sound equipment is suspended above...
Welcome back everyone, a few questions I received last month that I would like to address in regards to stage volume and clarity. The fact of the matter is that most of the time, a band that is too loud onstage often sounds distracting compared to one that makes a...
Church techs spend their lives in the background. For most of them, they like it that way. However, everyone desires some amount of recognition and to feel seen. These church tech podcasts do just that as you hear from the church tech directors who make Sunday service...
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