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5 Reasons Your Church Shouldn’t Stop Livestreaming

For church leaders, guiding a community through uncertain times isn’t just a job—it’s a calling. Yet, amidst the multitude of tasks and challenges faced daily, the decision to maintain a technologically advanced service, such as livestreaming, can often appear burdensome, time-consuming, and potentially conflicting with traditional values. Once a stop-gap measure hastily adopted to remain …

Where Should Churches Stream Their Services

The Problem: Ready, Fire, Aim… or Omni-Channel 101 In today’s world, it’s uncommon to stumble upon a church that doesn’t provide an online avenue for engaging with its services. Once churches embraced livestream technology, the next question arose naturally: “Where should we broadcast our church services?” To which most churches replied, “Everywhere.” In marketing terms, …

5 Things to Stream Other than Church Services

Through streaming, churches like yours can access a powerful tool that can effectively disciple the people you’re already connected with and help you reach new people.  But livestreaming church services is just the tip of the iceberg. Using the same technology, churches can create other intimate, relational, and simpler ways to engage with people online. …

3 Factors That Set Digitally Resilient Churches Apart

Lackadaisical attendance, a drop in giving, disenfranchised younger generations—the Church faces daunting struggles weekly, the weight of which can feel overwhelming.  With so much pressure, how does the church overcome? First, some good news. According to Pushpay’s 2024 State of Church Tech Report, 91% of churches like yours stream church services online. This is a …

5 Key Things to Look for in a Church Livestreaming Software

Church livestreaming software has become an essential part of delivering church services in these modern times. Your church livestream is not just about reaching those who can’t make it to the physical service anymore. It’s about creating a virtual home where your congregation can connect, participate, and feel as if they’re right there in the …

A Livestreaming Checklist for a Successful Church Service

Now more than ever, church livestreaming has become a crucial part of modern church services. It’s not just about reaching people who can’t physically be there, it’s about making sure everyone feels included, connected, and part of the worship experience. Let’s dive into this church livestreaming checklist to make sure you’re set up for success. …

The Only Church Livestreaming Equipment You Need

With the digital era transforming the way we conduct church services, having quality church livestreaming equipment is a necessity, a crucial part of how we keep our congregation connected, no matter where they are. Church livestreaming ushers our message of faith right into the homes, offices, or wherever our members may be. It extends our …

What’s the Best Church Livestreaming Setup Look Like?

Creating the perfect church livestream setup isn’t a walk in the park.  It’s a complex blend of technology and timing, all meticulously coordinated to ensure the Gospel’s transformative message deeply connects with viewers, bridging hearts and minds across distances. In today’s digital era, church livestreaming has taken on new importance as a potent means of …

Measuring Quality of Experience for Church Livestream Viewers

When it comes to livestreaming for your church, there’s one element that stands out as crucial – Quality of Experience (or QoE).  It’s not just about the technology or the content (though those elements are important), but also how your viewers perceive and engage with your livestream.  A deep understanding and measurement of QoE can …

Digital Congregation Surge: How to Scale Your Church’s Livestream Effectively

Welcome to the digital age, where your church’s front doors and foyer are no longer just physical, but also virtual.  Church livestreaming has become part of the new Sunday norm, and let’s face it – it’s not just a fad. According to a report by Pew Research, 27% of all U.S. adults either attend both …