Our Newsletters Had a Makeover!

by | Audio Connections, Editorial, Security Connections, Video Connections

You may have noticed a new title when you opened up your emailed newsletter today, or maybe a slightly different look to the masthead. You’re not imagining it, the titles did change. To celebrate a full year of our vertical newsletters, we’ve altered the titles to reflect how they’re similar, and how they’re different.

Our core title is still Worship Facility, the one publication addressing every area about managing a house of worship, from staffing, budgeting, and administration to worship service production, security, and facility management.

Next we have Worship Video and Lighting as well as Worship Audio, each reflecting different aspects of worship production.

And finally we have Worship Security, dedicated to every aspect of the safety and security of your church buildings, staff, congregation, and resources.

We hope you enjoy what we’ve done. As always, if you have any feedback, feel free to reach out to me at glass@worshipfacility.com.

Gene Lass

Editor in Chief

Worship Facility Media

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