A stream that stays up through the invitation.
A dedicated, tested network path and a streaming chain built for reliability, so the stream does not drop at the moment that matters most.
Livestream ministry · For the people who cannot be in the room
Bring the service to everyone who can’t be there.
Homebound members, a son overseas, a nurse on the Sunday shift. A livestream that stays up, sounds like the room, and is simple enough for a volunteer to start on time.
Live
What changes for your people
A ministry, not just a camera
Sound that sounds like the room.
A separate mix for the stream, so the sermon is clear and the singing is full for someone listening on a tablet at home.
Cameras nobody in the pews notices.
Small remote-controlled cameras placed to show the pulpit, the choir, and the table without changing how the sanctuary looks.
One button for the volunteer.
Start, stop, and camera presets set up in advance and labeled, with your team trained on-site.
Your platform
Every style of worship can be shared
Whether your platform has a choir loft, side screens, or an LED wall, the cameras and the stream mix are planned around it.
Real churches
Churches that wanted the same thing
From the project record of an experienced church audio, video, and lighting team that has served congregations across Georgia and the Southeast. Each one names where it is.
Austell, GA
Word of Faith
A 10-year relationship. The 4,500-seat worship center received a complete HD broadcast suite (5 cameras), a 40' × 9' 1.9mm LED wall (ground-stacked and flown), new stage and choir monitoring, and new projection and Q-SYS control for the Chapel and Fellowship Hall.
- Complete HD broadcast suite (5 cameras)
- 40' × 9' 1.9mm LED wall (ground-stacked and flown)
- L-Acoustics stage monitoring; new choir and fill monitors
- LED choir confidence monitor
- Meyer Sound systems for the Chapel and Fellowship Hall
- Panasonic projection with Q-SYS control (Chapel and Fellowship Hall)
St. Augustine, FL
Turning Point at Calvary
IMAG that feels cinematic and clear: multi-camera choreography, operator coaching, and pacing built into the service.
- Shot grid and camera moves
- Camera shading for skin tones
- Sync-safe video paths
Sandy Springs, GA
St. Jude the Apostle
Broadcast clarity for a reverberant space: consistent lav and lectern capture with tasteful noise reduction.
- Lav pairing and gain staging
- Noise management
- Speech-first tuning
Newnan, GA
Unity Baptist
Rebuilt after a tornado with a full audio, video, lighting, and broadcast overhaul, built to be volunteer-friendly on Sundays and ready for visiting artists.
- Volunteer-first workflows: presets, labels, and simplified operation
- Rider-ready stage I/O, power, and patching for visiting bands
- Broadcast chain for live stream and on-demand capture
- Room tuning and gain structure for clarity and headroom
“I didn’t even know what to ask at first, but [the team] was so patient and walked me step by step through the process of installing a complete AVL system in our building after it was rebuilt from tornado damage. They were understanding, trustworthy, and respectful the whole way through. Today, we have an amazing AVL system that goes far beyond my expectations.”
How the installation team works
Dream, Design, Deliver, Dedication
Dream
Uncover or refine the vision for your room, so everything after it has a foundation.
- Clarify the vision
- 3D renderings of design choices
- Initial budgets
- A clear program report that explains the system in non-technical language
Design
A solution built for your room and your needs, not a catalog package.
- Detailed equipment schematics
- Thermal calculations for HVAC
- Drawings for rigging and electrical
- Complete equipment lists
- Coordination with the other trades
- A full set of plans
Deliver
The system is installed with care, in phases, around your services.
- A dedicated project manager
- A detailed checklist that verifies every system
- Systems pre-built and pre-programmed to reduce time on site
- Sunday is always coming: minimal downtime and disruption
- Phased installation: rough-in, equipment setup, commissioning, final verification
Dedication
Support that continues after the install.
- Training after commissioning and verification
- On-site training the first Sunday
- 1-year parts and labor warranty
- Extended service plans are available
Every installation comes with a 1-year parts and labor warranty, training after commissioning, and on-site training the first Sunday.
Bringing this to a committee?
The Church Room Planner asks a few short questions about your room and your people and gives you a one-page summary to print: what to do first, how it serves the mission, and how the process works.
Questions churches ask
- Why does our livestream keep dropping?
- Usually it is the network, the encoder, or the computer doing too much at once. A dedicated, tested path for the stream and a simpler streaming chain fix most of it.
- Will cameras change how our sanctuary looks?
- They do not have to. Small remote-controlled cameras can be mounted where nobody looks, and a volunteer controls them from the booth.
- Why does the stream sound worse than the room?
- The room mix is made for the room. A stream needs its own mix, so the sermon and the singing come through clearly on a phone or a tablet.
- What happens after the installation?
- Every installation includes training after commissioning and verification, on-site training the first Sunday, and a 1-year parts and labor warranty. Extended service plans are available.
- Is there a price on this page?
- No. Nothing here is a price or a quote. The Dream phase includes initial budgets once the room and the goals are clear, and the work can be phased so it fits how your church gives.
Tell us about your church.
A few lines is enough. We will call you back to talk through what you are hearing, what you would like to change, and what a sensible next step looks like. Nothing here is a price or a quote.
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