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Taking A Breather
July 21st, 2010
Do you ever feel like the world is spinning at 100 mph? Do you find yourself realizing that time really does goes by faster, the older you get? Does it seem like there is so much to do, and so little time to do it? Or how about the feeling of being pulled in a dozen different directions, by a dozen different people, for a dozen different reasons? It seems like I went to sleep last night, and it was February, today I woke up, and we are already several days in August. Life…and ministry…can be so incredibly fulfilling in ways we never imagined; yet also be draining at the very same moment. How do we as leaders prevent this from happening to ourselves, and the volunteers that serve under us?
Using Intensity in House & Stage Lighting
July 14th, 2010
Disclaimer: If your church uses IMAG (Image magnification, aka Cameras on big screens in the room), this article is NOT….repeat…..NOT for you. I am writing this article to the majority of the churches out there, who aren’t using IMAG, either because of budget, or because of the lack of need. If you do have IMAG, and you aren’t happy with how things look, contact me directly.
In my last article, I covered a lot of color theory, with a lot of book-smart information. Hopefully, you have had a chance to experiment with some of those theories….hopefully, with some great results. This article is a bit of a sequel to that article….but the kind of sequel where you didn’t need to see the first one, to get the second one. Here, I would like to continue talking about lighting in worship, and specifically how using intensity (Brightness) can help your overall goal.
Lighting Color Theory
July 7th, 2010
Maybe you are fresh new church, just starting out. Maybe you have been around a while, but are just updating your equipment. Maybe you just built a new building, and have tons of new technology. No matter where you are right now, there is a potential that you could be saying this, regardless of which category you may fall in to: “What do I do with these lights?!?”
