Ministry Tech Leaders

Worship Summit Live is a day of educational content focused on the best methods to produce live-streamed and recorded worship celebrations for virtual and hybrid congregations.

Apple introduced Macs with a new M1 chipset late last year, and many are excited about it! I’m getting lots of inquiries from folks who want to get a M1 equipped Mac. Is it ready? We’ve tested it; here’s what we learned.

Potential visitors are coming to your website to learn more about your church—to gather information, and see if your church is the right fit for them. The takeaway? You better have a great church website. 

PTZOptics offers pan, tilt, and zoom live streaming cameras. With 1080p video and a selection between 12X, 20X, and 30X Zoom, these cameras are a great fit for houses of worship.

Beyond Sunday worship services you might also wonder how to have community with the church when you’re not physically together. Here are some other options to stay connected with your congregation when you’re unable to connect in-person.

Ready to take your blogging to the next level? Here is my blogging toolkit and what I recommend to others on a regular basis.

We should be thankful that the technology of virtual meetings has allowed us to stay somewhat connected to the world around us. But at the same time, we’re starting to feel the fatigue that comes with staring at tiny boxes of people on our computers.

When it comes to pushing through this final stage before the vaccine and herd immunity kicks in, here’s five important things to consider regarding second wave communication.