A creative way to keep the focus at the altar Church Video Projection can be used to display PowerPoint or worship software presentations featuring hymns, psalms, religious imagery, and event information onto retractable or fixed projections screens. Better Communication Video Projection is becoming an integral element of the worship service. Discovered by many clergy to be an invaluable tool, video will improve the way you communicate your message to your congregation.
Large-format announcements, religious imagery and hymn lyrics keep the focus at the altar
Vivid displays are inviting and also beneficial, especially to those seated in more distant pews.
And, enlarged text, lyrics and images assist visually challenged parishioners.
Hymn Lyrics are clear -all the way to the back pew.
Video as a tool Technology, as a tool, can foster more profound connections to worship.
Enhance the worship experience with - Large-screen displays of psalms and readings - Inspirational religious imagery - On-screen hymn lyrics; eliminating traditional hymnals - Upcoming event an special announcements
Let Power Sound of New England bring the power of video projection or multimedia systems to your ministry.
The congregation, in the sanctuary or in overflow areas, can clearly see the Celebrant.
...more parishioners feel comfortable to raise their voices in song; and the screens just tuck away when not in use. Beautiful! Rev. Fritz J. Cerullo; St. Mary Parish, Dover, NH
Sanctuary Overflow
Project Services Anywhere in the Church with Video Broadcasts
Finally, an effective solution to sanctuary overflow! Offer your overflow attendees a virtual worship experience with video projection. Designed for overflow areas that presently have only audio broadcasts, discreetly mounted video cameras capture services and project onto slim-profile monitors or video projection screens. Multidimensional angles provide parishioners a richer religious encounter with more ‘real-life’ views.
A "live" audiovisual display of services - anywhere you need. Narthex- St. Joan Of Arc Parish, Orleans, MA
Ideal for projecting services to:
- Narthex
- Parish Hall
- Chapel
- Mother's Room
- Outdoor Areas
Large format screen offers ‘a room with a view’, as well as sound, in this 300 seat parish hall.
Religious Education
More Visual Learning Inspirational videos, text and imagery can be displayed on projection screens to enrich educational presentations. Video projection supports adult and youth religious education, prayer meetings and religious workshops, any educational roundtables or lectures.
Retractable screens tuck away when not in use.
Video Ministry
Because Timing is Everything
A fixed position camera monitors the altar. Slim-profile screens or LCD monitors are displayed in select locations for Organist and Clergy to accurately follow timing of Services.
View of the altar before Mass begins.
Internet Broadcast Imagine services broadcast on your parish website
With digital video recording, your parish can broadcast Sermons on the internet―to virtually any location on earth! Once recorded, Sermons, lectures, weddings, and other important ceremonies can be archived. Any service or presentation may be posted to your parish website for parishioners to view on the internet...anytime...anywhere! Internet broadcasts are ideal for those unable to attend services; the infirmed, parishioners traveling and family and friends unable to attend special services.
Services and ceremonies may be viewed on the internet anytime, from anywhere!
To learn how new video applications can benefit your parish call Power Sound of New England toll free at 800.544.0108.
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