This is a guest post written by Angela Mullins, a volunteer Technical Arts Director at Sixth Street Baptist Church in Alexander City, Alabama where she leads teams responsible for all audiovisual and information systems duties. — I am a volunteer...

I get more questions about copyright and the legal use of copyrighted materials in church than any other topic. Sadly, most of those conversations start with music pastor or tech director looking for a loophole, or trying to justify a copyright...

I’m taking no credit for this – I was allowing myself to be sucked in by a public wave search and it literally felt like I was drowning – but I discovered this wave in the process. If you haven’t tried viewing the live public wave feed then I dare...

I was so happy to be able to attend Catalyst this year. I had heard about the conference several times, and always wanted to go, but never really had the money. Thanks to Jim’s prompting and Wayne and Elaine’s generosity, I was able to go. It was great...

Over the past several years, the use of video in a church setting has exploded. The use of video projection was common in the church by the early part of this decade. Most of that use was limited to outlines of sermons and the occasional movie clip...