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5 Lessons from Afar
A church tech travels to Japan and learns from Panasonic’s company philosophy of meichi, “to know the mission.” Some key takeaways for technical team members: that of joyfully giving our time and energy, and of leading people from suffering to peace. more
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Time for a Victory Lap
Now that Easter’s in the rearview mirror, what do we do with ourselves? Rejoice, reflect, and beware the strange lull.... more
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Building Teams That Thrive Without Us
Most of us in church technical arts like productions to run a certain way. But don’t let fear become a roadblock to trusting that everything will be fine without you. It's God-honoring to learn to step away and recharge--and to let others step up. more
3 Steps to Staying Fresh in Your Tech Role
An alarming number of church techs struggle with burnout each year. But there are healthy ways to relieve stress, find rest, and refocus on the purpose of your calling. more
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Smart Hiring Practices for Church Tech Teams
Part-time, full-time, staffer or contractor, what type of talent does your tech team need? A seasoned church production director shares his approach to hiring, and the key character traits he looks for in his chosen candidate. more
Casting Light
Sometimes the people we mentor are suffering in a silent way, and that gives us an opportunity to shine God’s light at the end of their tunnel. more
Film Team Profile: Red Rocks Church, Denver
Colorado's multisite Red Rocks Church shares its successful technical team structure, focus, plan and the beauty of storytelling. more
Dear Pastor …
Dear Pastor, here are three important things we tech team members respectfully need you to know. more
Using the New Year to Grow Your Team
There are two kinds of growth: deep and wide. As you grow the width of your team (sheer numbers), make sure you are also helping them grow in depth. more
Relax, It’s Over
Now that the stage lights have been dimmed, the music has faded and the people have gone home, take some time to just sit and be quiet. Although you may be tired and weary, come to Jesus. He offers peace and rest. more
2017 Gift Guide for Church Techs
Church Production’s Gift Guide for Church Techs offers 10 ideas for that notoriously hard-to-buy-for someone in your life. more
Top 3 Culture Killers for Church Tech Teams
We all want more volunteers and bigger teams. But what if the reason our teams aren’t growing is because the environment has become unhealthy and toxic. Here's a hint. Culture killer #1: Dishonor. more
Technical Training: Developing a Tech Team's Sense of Purpose
Technical skills have their place, but their purpose must be found within the nature and ministry goals of the church. more
Bonus Points for Ministry?
Surely God understands that since we attend so many church services we don't really need to read His Word or pray like other people do. Right? more
Top 3 Ways to Recruit Volunteers
Finding new team members is critical for every church tech team. The big question is: What’s the best way to do it? more
Pride and the Relationship Between Sound Techs and Worship Leaders
If you're working in a situation with strained relationships, Jesus says in Matthew 5:24, "First go and be reconciled to your brother and then come and present your gift." more
Leading by Serving
How would your situation be different if your only responsibility on Sunday morning was to serve your team? more
Back Talk—Forbearing One Another
Patience and restraint pay off in spades when tech teams push hard to accomplish a goal and egos begin to flare. At these times, humility is never more essential. more
Strategies for Better Tech Team Communication
The way you work with and interact with the people on your team will have effects outside of your team. No church can have unhealthy work relationships without some effect on the greater body. more
