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 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 …

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 …

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 …

How to Make Your Church Livestreams More Engaging for Everyone

Most churches today recognize the benefit of livestreaming their services, see how it’s creating new avenues for engagement, and are actively seeking out ways to refine and maximize these platforms’ effectiveness for ministry.  Let’s explore some strategies on improving and getting more views on your church livestream each week.  Why You Need a Church Livestreaming …

How to Add Closed Captioning to Your Church Service Livestream

Adding closed captioning to your church livestream is an easy way to enhance your church’s streaming experience.  Over the last few years, church livestreams have gone from nonexistent to full-blown productions, with volunteers and staff managing lighting, cameras, microphones, and more. Adding subtitles to your church livestream is a simple, but powerful way to create an …

Top 3 Reasons You Should Pay Attention to Livestreaming Analytics

Years ago, churches had an easier time building a connected and communicative congregation, as congregation sizes were often much smaller and more intimately acquainted. However, as time has passed, many churches that used to hold maybe a hundred or so congregants a week now sometimes see thousands during a single service. And while many have …

The Hybrid Church Model: Creating a Digital Church Experience

Today, every church should be, in part, a hybrid church. Creating an engaging digital church experience is as integral as a physical church building is for growing a strong and robust culture within your ministry. Between your staff, music, events, and communal bonding, in-person and online visitors alike should arrive excited and ready to worship. …

How to Distribute Your Church’s Livestreaming Budget

Distributing your church livestreaming budget can be a stressful process. Between choosing the right investments, trying to cut costs, and strategizing for the future, it can be easy to accidentally put funding in the wrong areas. So to help you avoid total budget catastrophe, we’re covering how to successfully divide your church live streaming budget …

Switching Streaming Providers: Simple or Stressful?

We’ve all heard about the nightmare of switching streaming providers. Between endless calls to customer service, confusing contracts that leave you disappointed, or the frightening possibility of being double-billed, it’s no wonder why organizations avoid this process like the plague! But what if we told you that changing your provider could be as easy as …