SermonVideos.com
a resource in Creative | Media | Tech | Worship
SermonVideos.com is a worship media site with lots of great quality (pay for) video downloads.
It works on a credit system. The more credits you purchase (at one time,) the more free credits you get. Credits are held in your account for later use.
Or you can purchase an ‘all you can download’ annual subscription.
Added 25th October 2008 | No Comments Yet | Permalink | Trackback
RedFerrisWheel Worship Backgrounds
a resource in Creative | Design | Media | Tech | Worship
redferriswheel is the site of Zach Fonville. Zach’s created over 150 great free worship backgrounds that you can download for use in your Church; and more are added regularly.
There’s a great selection in a variety of styles and themes. We use some of them at my Church!
http://feeds.feedburner.com/zachfonville
Planning Centre Online
a resource in Church Tools | Tech | Worship
Planning Centre is an online application that allows you and your Church staff/members to easily collaborate and plan services.
It’s fully customisable allowing you to order songs, readings and other service elements all in one place. And it can even create CCLI usage reports based on your service plans!
http://www.planningcenteronline.com
Added 28th July 2008 | No Comments Yet | Permalink | Trackback
TheWorshipCommunity.com
a resource in Blogs & Happenings | Media | Worship
TheWorshipCommunity.Com is a grass-roots community of worship leaders, artists, singers, musicians, and technicians from all over the world.
There are great articles on all aspects of worship, leading, music & tech and a forum where you can question, learn and share about all things worship!
The articles are written by ‘real people’ to lead and do ‘real worship’.
http://www.theworshipcommunity.com
http://www.theworshipcommunity.com/feed/rss
Added 24th July 2008 | 2 Comments | Permalink | Trackback
Flickr Shared Worship Backgrounds
a resource in Creative | Design | Media | Worship
This Flickr group is is a place where people and churches and bring together quality backgrounds that can be used in worship software/powerpoint.
http://www.flickr.com/groups/worshipgraphics/
Added 8th July 2008 | No Comments Yet | Permalink | Trackback
OpenSong
OpenSong is an open source (and so free!) worship software package for Windows (2000, XP, Vista), Mac (MacOS X 10.3 and higher) and Linux (needs the GTK libraries) and what we use at my Church - Minehead Baptist Church.
It doesn’t have some of the features of other packages such as video support, but if you want a simple package for songs and Bible packages, it’s great! Being on all operatining systems means that I (a Mac person) can prep the service at home and take the service ’set’ on a USB stick and run it on the XP computer at Church.
We also have an OpenSong resource page on my Church website with song, background and Bible downloads.
Added 2nd July 2008 | No Comments Yet | Permalink | Trackback
ProPresenter
ProPresenter is a worship software package made just for Macs (MacOS X 10.4 or later).
It supports songs, Bible passages, videos & video backgrounds, DVD, audio and powerpoint/keynote.
http://www.renewedvision.com/pp.php
Added 2nd July 2008 | No Comments Yet | Permalink | Trackback
SongPro
SongPro is a Windows (XP & Vista) worship software package from a company in the UK.
It supports songs, Bible passages, videos & video backgrounds, DVD, audio and powerpoint. and comes with a library of over 3000 songs.
http://creationsoftware.com/aboutsongpro.php
Added 2nd July 2008 | No Comments Yet | Permalink | Trackback
Worship LIVE!
Worship LIVE! is a little different than some worship software packages as you can plan the music/chords side of the music as well as the words! It also supports Bible passages.
Added 2nd July 2008 | No Comments Yet | Permalink | Trackback
SundayPlus
SundayPlus is worship software package for Windows.
It supports songs, Bible passages, videos & video backgrounds and powerpoint. There are four different versions available with different levels of features.
Added 2nd July 2008 | No Comments Yet | Permalink | Trackback