Church Production

Healthy teams take time and require proactive leadership every step of the way. Executing weekend experiences while reducing burnout and volunteer turnover isn't simple.

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Creating a Functional Space for Volunteer Technicians

When redesigning your control room space, there are several critical factors to consider. Whether your control room is primarily operated by volunteer technicians or a mix of experienced professionals and newcomers, optimizing the space to meet their unique needs is essential. Let’s break down five key considerations that will help…

Designing an Ergonomic Workspace: 3 Essential Considerations for Optimal Comfort and Productivity

In today's fast-paced work environment, user fatigue has become a prevalent issue that can significantly impact productivity and overall well-being. Prolonged hours spent in front of screens and engaged in repetitive tasks can lead to physical discomfort, mental exhaustion, and a decline in performance. To combat this, designing an ergonomic…

What are standard operating procedures and how do they apply to the church world?

What Are Standard Operating Procedures for Church Teams?

Let's Talk Standard Operating Procedures for Church Teams If you’re a member or leader of a church production team, worship team, kids ministry, the cafe, or really wherever… it’s important to have standard operating procedures (SOPs) in place. SOPs help to ensure that your team is working smoothly and efficiently.…

Managing the Chaos of Christmas

Well, Thanksgiving has passed, and now it’s time to get your team ready for Christmas. In fact, the first Sunday of Advent has already come and gone. Hard to believe! For some, this season is an execution of careful planning. For others, it’s a white-knuckled-hold-on-for-dear-life trip that won’t end ‘til…

Check 1, 2…Is This Thing On?

Sound check is a familiar time for most of us. A room that was once eerily quiet has now been filled with the sounds of people chatting and gear being set-up, instrument tuning and off-line rehearsing. Now, it’s finally time to “make noise.” Isn’t it amazing what happens once the…

The Three Tech Personalities

One of many lessons I’ve learned working at a church – specifically in the tech production role – is that you will work with people more than you will work with equipment. While we use equipment and technology, its purpose is to make people better, which interprets into working and…

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