As we enter this second decade of this new century energy consumption is a very real concern. Lighting Designers now have viable tools to help in the effort to reduce …

Thoughts on Video Lighting for Live Performances and Worship Services Lighting is still a theory. Even in video lighting, there are many elements that are subjective and a matter of …

Many of us have wandered into a mega church and had a “wow” moment by the amount of equipment hanging in the air. All too often it’s easy to fall …

As all technicians know, interfacing different entities not of like kind, is never easy. In this age of interfacing everything from computers to cell phones, it is the “in” thing …

It would appear that the author of Psalm 150 didn’t realize the future demise of the lute and timbrel as popular instruments, otherwise we might have been instructed to praise …

There is a basic Midi Code Standard to which most manufacturers adhere to make sure that all keyboards, drum machines, and modules will send, receive and respond to the same …

How the Need for Intimate Worship Birthed a New Building Project Six people meeting in a living room church for two years should be an unpleasant experience, but, for Lake …

Internet technology, usually considered a great way to communicate with friends, and find product information, is changing the way to find, evaluate, buy, and even listen to music for praise …

Although I’ve used digital instruments for more than half of the twenty-nine years that I’ve played church music, most who hear what I play have no idea what takes place …

The guitar is perhaps one of the most commonly enjoyed instruments in many of today’s worship services. It’s versatility; immediacy and widespread acceptance has made it a foundation of so …