By Aaron Pratt Looking to a technology to solve a church finance problem is a bit like looking to material things to bring happiness. Increased income probably won’t fix current …

It’s a fine science, laying down the beats that flourish into becoming a foundation for the rest of the band. Every drummer embodies this talent differently. We caught up with …

This article is made up of excerpts from email correspondence between a TFWM reader and two editorial contributors. We have reformatted the discussion here so that more readers can draw …

At LDI 2008, we had the chance to connect with the former LD for Lakewood Church, as he began his new position at SeaChanger Ocean Optics. Bringing with him a …

by Marcus Hackler The world of web development is enormous, complicated, and ever changing with a multitude of options for creating your online space. Churches especially struggle with how to …

by Joanna Scavo Since Blu-ray is now accepted (for the most part) as the new HD disc format standard, many questions have come up about closed-captioning and subtitling for Blu-ray …

Considerations for the multipurpose worship space By R. Maxwell White Oak, SC… Contemporary worship programs place more demands than ever on today’s sound reinforcement systems. For a church’s ministries to …

by Curt Taipale Last year, I wrote to our ChurchSoundcheck Discussion Group to ask about their Most Embarrassing Moment serving on the tech team in their church. Doesn’t matter if …

By Andy Fliss Utilizing an IP-based control system offers numerous advantages to any organization. Primary among these is that the system can provide Web-accessible control of virtually any electronic device, …

By Bob Boster The answer to this question is that form follows function. Intercom was invented to solve live production requirements. It is designed specifically for the challenges and situations …