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  Blackmagic Design has announced that Florida’s Lake Mary Church and its new state-of-the-art auditorium use a Blackmagic Design live production workflow, featuring an ATEM Constellation 8K live production switcher paired with an ATEM 1 M/E Advanced Panel as the backbone of its master control. Blackmagic URSA Broadcast G2 cameras and Pocket Cinema Camera 6K

  As more and more churches find creative ways to use their real estate — by renting out properties, sharing buildings, even building affordable housing on church land — it’s particularly important to make sure these buildings are being properly managed. But even congregations with a more traditional setup need an occasional refresher to make

Faith Community Church (FCC), a contemporary-style worship congregation based in Tucson, Arizona, provides engaging immersive services with unique audio technology from Eastern Acoustic Works (EAW). FCC had a plan to update its aging audio system to a traditional Left-Center-Right approach. However, after being presented with an immersive system demo comprised of EAW’s ADAPTive AC6 Column

  Looking forward to providing the next generation with an effective home for worship and fellowship, the renovation and expansion to Trinity United Methodist Church in Homewood, Alabama, provides critical upgrades throughout the entire campus. An infill building of new construction provides expanded children’s education rooms and gathering area on the lower floor with the

  Unlike many commercial building projects that can have a single owner, church renovations are often discussed and decided by committees. It’s important to remember how many people are involved and how many people are affected. Pastors, parishioners, employees and volunteers will all want to have a say in the design and the budget. That’s

  Churches have long been regarded as sanctuaries of peace, refuge, and community. They serve as pivotal gathering spaces for worship, spiritual growth, and social connection. However, in today’s world, ensuring that these sacred spaces remain welcoming while also safeguarding the safety and security of all who enter is increasingly important. Balancing the open and

  Temples, churches, mosques, synagogues and all houses of worship have one thing in common – each place hosts a congregation of people who attend these holy places as a part of their spiritual devotion. While many will focus their attention on the interior of the building – beautiful stained glass windows, comfortable seating for

  One of the biggest church design trends has been around for almost 40 years but has greatly evolved over recent years. We’re talking about multi-use facility design. We like to refer to the space as “multi-ministry” since it is a room in which you can do many different ministries. Why has this proven to

  If your church has a playground on its property, your intentions are no doubt to provide children with a fun place to play and get physical exercise year-round. However, playgrounds can present a huge liability if not maintained and operated appropriately in the winter. At this time of year, many parts of the country

  Asset-based giving seems to have had a slow learning curve and adoption rate within the church community. But the biggest obstacle boils down to a simple question: Does this help our people or does this feel like a fundraising fad? Of course, there are several significant benefits of asset-based stewardship strategies: Asset-based giving can