Over the years, many churches have introduced cameras and monitors to enhance service. You may be wondering why they use video in church ministry. This guide will illustrate how the digital age makes Sunday service more engaging and community-based for members.
It Can Engage the Audience
By implementing video technology to your service, it can act like a front-row seat for every member of the audience. Instead of a pastor being a distant voice for members sitting farther back, anyone can simply look at a large monitor presented on a wall within the church. Utilizing Ikan’s broadcast reference monitors is also effective for video production members. They can use these monitors to keep a close eye on small, though important, details during filming.
It Can Expand the Audience
Using broadcast production equipment can have a formative influence on a church’s following. Video technology can be used to do more than just expand the service within the church. By recording services and broadcasting them on YouTube, a church can cast a wider net by which to attract and engage members. Similarly, if your church is hosting an event, YouTube and social media sites can be paired with your video production to increase community engagement and participation.
It Can Enhance Your Voice
Utilizing video production does not need to begin and end with enhancing Sunday service. In fact, it shouldn’t. Video production equipment opens the door for a church to have their unique voices heard. Worship leaders can take part in skits or announcements that accentuate the warm, unique personalities of community members. Additionally, video production can be used to showcase a church’s choir online. Not only can the local community enjoy their hymns, the online community now can as well.
Now that we’ve explored why using video in church ministry is useful, you can see how important it is in spreading your message. Some aspects of the digital age can seem daunting, but by properly utilizing video production, a church’s voice can soar farther than ever before.