Author: valormedia

  If you’ve been in ministry long enough, you’ve seen technology evolve — sometimes slowly, sometimes seemingly overnight. In the world of church visuals, that evolution has been nothing short of remarkable. From overhead projectors to slide carousels, to 3-gun CRT projectors, to LCD and now laser projection, the tools we have used to communicate

  Standing prominently at the front of sanctuaries, pulpits have served as more than just furniture — they are platforms of proclamation, teaching, and spiritual leadership. For centuries, the pulpit has symbolized authority, truth, and connection between pastor and congregation. Today, it remains a focal point for delivering the word of God, blending sacred tradition

  As churches enter 2026, leaders are taking a closer look at the buildings that hold their ministries. Sanctuaries built for simpler times now support livestreams, multi-day programming, expanded community partnerships, and increased foot traffic. Aging HVAC systems strain under new loads; electrical panels power more equipment than they were designed for; and plumbing, flooring,

  In a survey conducted by Concordia Supply, 64 percent of churches report hosting a 5-day VBS in their community. A typical VBS lasts around 3 hours a day, which, with the help of some math, you would discover that churches are discipling kids for 15 hours in just one week — the equivalent of

  As a valuable source of church communication, membership directories help keep a congregation connected. Through special pages and sections, your church directory can boost engagement and keep members, volunteers, and leadership informed as they pursue the church’s mission. Convenient online programs let you add custom PDFs that meet a range of needs. For example,

  But thanks be to God, who in Christ always leads us in triumphal procession, and through us spreads the fragrance of the knowledge of him everywhere. (2 Corinthians 2:14) For too long, nurseries have been part of church life because someone must care for babies and toddlers while their parents participate in worship services

  Every church wants to believe its volunteers are trustworthy. After all, they’re often friends, co-workers, family, and long-time members. But even the most faithful servant can unintentionally become part of a weak spot in a ministry’s safety plan. Many churches have screening programs for paid staff but take a lighter approach with volunteers, especially

  Hope Fellowship Church in Frisco, Texas, was in a season of strong growth. With multiple campuses already established and attendance on the rise, the church faced a key question: Should they plant a new location or reinvest in their original broadcast campus? They chose the latter. SPACE came alongside to help them make the

  A man armed with an AK-47–style rifle attempted to enter Mayhill Baptist Church on November 6, 2025, while members of the congregation was meeting inside. According to the Otero County Sheriff’s Office, the suspect discharged his weapon multiple times toward the church building while trying to gain entry but was unsuccessful. He fled in

  Whether your place of worship is celebrating its sesquicentennial, its Silver Jubilee, or was built just a few years ago, wise church leaders are constantly planning for renovations and upgrades. A well-planned church renovation offers benefits that impact the congregation, the broader community, and the building’s long-term vitality. By blending preservation of heritage with