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Church Online Strategy: Proven Patterns from 4 Thriving Ministries

Every church is unique. Some are big, some are small, some are formal, and some are ultra casual. Some are "high church" and practice centuries-old...

Common Multi-Campus Church Audio Problems, and How to Fix Them

Anyone with more than one kid knows life doesn't get busier by addition, it multiplies. Tech pastors running more than one campus know the same...

The Ultimate Guide to Managing Student Volunteers in Live Production

BoxCast excels at ease of use. From streaming and remote audio mixing to OTT apps and a website builder, everything is designed so you don't need an...

7 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Got Paid to Live Stream

I remember the first live stream where I completely lost the internet … and didn't have a backup plan. In fact, I didn't even have a backup...

7 Ways to Improve Your Live Stream Without Buying New Equipment

A decade ago, if you were streaming you were ahead of the curve, regardless of the quality. Nowadays, you’ll be judged according to a much stricter...

Church Streaming Analytics: Which Metrics Actually Matter?

How many people attend your church weekly? Is that up, down, or about the same as last year?

Chances are, that's a regular conversation at staff...

Easy to Use Streaming Solutions for Churches and Businesses

Live video streaming has gotten to a point where there's really no room for compromise. Whether you've been broadcasting for over a decade or you're...

What Does "Cache Full" Mean? A Simple Explanation (and Why It Matters for Live Streaming)

If you've ever seen the message "cache full," you've probably wondered what it actually means and whether it's something to worry about. The short...

Finding Harmony Between Worship + Tech — Practical Resources For Your Ministry

We recently hosted a webinar on one of the most common challenges churches face today: finding harmony between worship and tech ministries. We...

How to Remotely Mix Audio for Church Services: A Complete Beginner's Guide

Remote work was the new kid on the block in 2020, but now that we're past halfway through the decade, it's clear that remote is here to stay.

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How to Achieve Outstanding Church Audio with Volunteers

Audio engineering is a profession.

Many audio engineers develop an interest in sound production early in life, spending years learning through...

AI Is Driving Up RAM Demand. Here's What It Means For Streaming

Imagine a modern world without the smartphone. That’s a tough one.

In the mid 2010s, many of us wondered, “What could potentially be next that could...