Author: jill

  As congregations grow, shift, and launch new programs, churches often find themselves wishing their building could simply stretch, shuffle, or shape-shift to match their needs. While the buildings themselves can’t stretch or reshape, the interiors can be repurposed and reimagined with remarkable ease. Thanks to portable room dividers, these spaces can shift layouts, expand

  Nobody has more fun in the church than the youth. If you have a youth group at your church, you know this is true. You can tell by the scuff marks on the walls, the damage to the ceiling, and the occasional incident report when a student gets a concussion trying to do a

  Exploring the Real Mount Sinai in Saudi Arabia Not many people have yet had the chance to see or climb the Real Mount Sinai in Saudi Arabia. But that is about to change. Individuals and small groups have made their way to northwest Saudi Arabia for that reason over the last few years. Pastor

  When choosing seating for a new sanctuary or for a complete remodel, the focus often stops at selecting the type of seating, such as pews, theater style chairs, stacking chairs, etc. Perhaps even more important than the type of seating selected is the layout of the seating itself. When a person goes to church,

  When you think about communication in your church, you may picture the bulletin, pulpit announcements, or perhaps text messages sent to members. But what about those moments when an urgent message must reach everyone in your building immediately—from the sanctuary to the nursery to the fellowship hall? That’s where visual alert systems come in.

  RockPoint Church Chattanooga has deployed a comprehensive Blackmagic Design workflow to power both its in person and online worship services. Blackmagic Studio Camera 4K Plus G2s, an ATEM 2 M/E Constellation HD live production switcher and more now form the backbone of the church’s streamlined live production workflow. With an average weekly attendance of more than

  If you work in church communications long enough, you begin to notice a pattern. The problem isn’t that your church lacks good ministries, meaningful events, or faithful leaders. The problem is that you have too many good things competing for attention at once. Every ministry wants to be highlighted. Every event feels essential. Every

  Before 2020, most churches treated livestreaming as an optional add-on. A few used basic camcorders, while others relied on smartphones on tripods. Many had no video at all. If a congregation member missed a service, they simply missed it. Then COVID-19 changed everything. Overnight, physical church doors closed, but the spiritual mission could not.

  Turning the corner of a new year brings with it a familiar sense of renewal and perspective. We look back on accomplishments and challenges with gratitude and wisdom, and ahead to goals and opportunities with hope and intention. Context from the past sharpens focus for the present, and 2025 reflects a convergence of concurrent

  When Cornerstone Church in Lakewood Ranch, Florida, reached out to HSH Collective, they had one clear goal: to transform their nursery into a space that was safe, functional, and welcoming for both kids and parents. The HSH team got to work blending architectural design and interior design to create a nursery that is playful,