PTZOptics has announced the expansion of their award-winning Move 4K series of PTZ streaming cameras. The new Move SE line is a collection of low-cost, high-quality streaming cameras perfect for small to medium sized churches, schools and businesses. The SE...
I received a question from a subscriber last week, who asked “What’s the ideal sound system for my house of worship? Line Array or Point Source?" When looking to purchase a new sound system for your sanctuary, there are a number of factors to consider. How do you...
In recent years it cannot be denied that our American churches are seeing an increase of risk. Crimes such as embezzlement, assault, theft, and shootings are becoming commonplace in our once-sacred spaces. With so much to do in security to keep our open-door churches...
By Bob Jensen Today’s headlines continue to bring shocking coverage of mass shootings from across the nation. On May 24th an attack at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas left 20 children and 2 teachers dead and 17 more injured. This horrific event is just one of...
Once considered a safe haven, places of worship are increasingly becoming a target for domestic terrorism. Fortunately, there are now firearms detection and emergency communications technologies available to keep worship communities out of harm's way. New...
In the previous installment of this series we discussed how to do a comprehensive vulnerability assessment to determine in which ways your church and its assets - from the building to data, finances, and staff - are at risk of attack. With this concluding chapter we...
By Elliott Wood Have you ever driven a car whose wheels were not in alignment? It's as if you know where you're trying to go, but the car seems to be in disagreement. To go straight on the highway, you have to hold the steering wheel at a turn. After a while on the...
By Graeme Spencer We all know churches and ministries need volunteers to survive—and that is particularly true for media departments. But we also know that working with volunteers can be a challenge—particularly when things are busy. It's tempting to try to not use...
Let’s pretend . . . Imagine you walk into the next committee meeting at your church, and to your amazement, discover that they've approved your suggestion to seek bids for new sound and video systems. You leave the meeting excited! Finally, all of your problems...
While nothing replaces knowing the tech side of the audio craft, there’s a lot more to being successful in the role.
A calculation of what a particular product or service is going to cost over the course of its lifecycle.
In restaurants and churches alike, the systems are interdependent and must function together for everything to come together. When tech and pastors align, the alchemy can be storytelling magic.
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