Mary JahnkeThis comment on a church’s recent live stream caught my eye: “Can’t hear anything. Is this user error?” Other viewers chimed in that the live stream audio had, in fact, gone missing. That live stream mistake isn’t all that common—and it could’ve...
Guest AuthorBy Jeff Chaves If we learned anything last year, it’s that the church live stream is an important tech tool. For many of us, the live stream is here to stay. If you’re like most church techies, you aren’t content with using the basic tools. You...
Faithlife StaffHow do you do church live streaming? Or do it better? There’s a lot to think about, but don’t worry. We’ll guide you through it. Here are three down-to-earth tips from The Ultimate Guide to Church Live Streaming to get you started: Don’t try...
By James Wasem Volunteer sound techs are blessed with a calling to deliver great sound for their congregations week after week. It’s a big responsibility. And now that churches of all sizes are regularly live streaming, there are even more demands...
These days, many churches are finding themselves running in-person and live stream services at the same time. With the same singing and sermon, how does it still end up feeling like double the work? It doesn’t have to. You can easily add an...
Matthew BoffeyReady for the most important insight about moving to online church services? It’s not simply live streaming a church service. I like how Benjamin Windle, founder and pastor of Lifeplace Church in Australia, puts it: “Adding a live stream and...
This year brought rapid change for churches. When physical doors closed, churches got creative as they swung open the digital doors to reach people where they were—on the phones, tablets, TVs, and computers they use daily. We’ve even heard stories...
Since the coronavirus has prevented in-person church gatherings, many churches are thinking about how they should share their services online. The question pastors and church leaders are asking: is it better to live stream or to pre-record your...