Technological agility allows churches to keep serving their congregations when in-person meetings need to be avoided or when driving long hours tends to become a burden. The sheer size and geographical spread of some churches encourages operators to think outside the box to find ways of allowing all members to follow services from different on- or off-campus locations. Without sacrificing that powerful feeling of togetherness among attendees in different places.

Distributing video footage and audio signals to a variety of on-campus locations is rather easy and nothing new. Including other campuses that may be several hundred or thousand miles away, on the other hand, is slightly trickier but perfectly feasible. If no interactive elements, like a dialogue, sermon, or performance from another location are involved, signal delay is not really an issue. Just about any viable approach can potentially be used to get video and audio from A to B and beyond.