Worship Tech Tour | Our Savior Lutheran Church (Two Worship Spaces)
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Jake, thanks so much for coming to visit our church in Norfolk, NE! We are beyond blessed with the ability and resources to Point People To Christ! Not only is our church a place for members of Our Savior, but it is a place for all people from all walks of life. We hope this tour was a blessing to all viewers and an encouragement those on worship teams/ a nudge for those interested in joining worship team. My God bless you all in your ministry as we bring people closer to Christ!
We are currently turning a concrete tilt up into our church as well. What did you do for heat in the auditorium? The concrete floors really retain the cold weather. Is that some kind of giant rug you have down?
Love this!! Way to go LCMS ..Our Savior Lutheran Church!
What laptop stand are you using with your Sunday Sounds rig?
@@austinlargusasimplerealest6446 We have some great industrial heaters in the room. Our stage is stained and sealed so that helps a bit but we also have some padded chairs that really help for the sound and the temperature in the room.
@@LandonHaston Using the On-Stage Stands MSA5000 Laptop Mount Tray from Sweetwater (recommended on Sunday Sounds site) and then the bottom is a K&H Mic stand base
As a Lutheran pastor who is constantly juggling the needs of our contemporary and traditional worship spaces/leaders/people I absolutely needed this today! Thanks!
I didn't understand 95% of this video but still impressed
I am the Director Of Worship Production at a Lutheran Church that has a traditional and modern service in the same space. We are planning on building a dedicated modern worship space in the next 3 years. Thanks for this video. Very informative!!
AWESOME SPACE!!!!! Glad to see more kingdom minded churches doing great stuff in my home town.
This is wonderful - brilliantly done and acknowledging the reality that people like to worship in different styles.
9:55 LOL the dead fly:D
Wow, that Skaarhoj looks sweet but pricey! Love the fake natural light solution.
My church used to be like this. We had 1 Service at 9am called Traditions in our main worship center which had the choir and a more classic vibe to it. and then we had a service called Access which was at 9:00 and 10:45 in the gym and another access at 10:45 in the Worship Center. But after covid they stopped doing that and now its the same service in the same area at 2 times but the music group switches off every week.
Skaarhoj makes some great stuff. I recently replaced our PTZ joystick with a Skaarhoj PTZ Extreme. Takes a little effort to program and customize, but works great!
Did anyone notice the dead fly next to the Skaarhoj Controller? :D 9:37
Great detail. Very sweet setup.
That drum enclosure is the cleanest version of that design I've seen yet. Another thing I noticed is the Canon XA45 cameras used - we bought the XA40 in 2020, and for the life of me, I can't get the image to look even decent, it's super grainy even at low ISO, aperture all the way open, bitrate settings adjusted, flat image, etc. Maybe we got a bad apple. But now we use my R6 as the follow cam and the 5D4 as a wide cam.
I'm a little surprised. I have an XA45 and it has good picture quality, even in low light. I wish I had another one, but I can't convince myself to spend the money.
Going to church there seems like so much fun
Of course they are going there only to have fun and not even thinking about Christ
Great tour, thanks!
How much did you have to do to the building?
Well, we had to drink all the beer before any construction started…
The pink elephant in the room - The traditional church is TINY... and the church that is drawing the masses is HUGE! Catering to a dying worship style is admirable tho!
lol. It's still a really practical space to have for weddings and funerals.
Just because people perceive it is dying... isn't justification to throw it out.
@@DrRusty5 I said it’s “admirable” 💚 Never said throw it away… I operate a million dollar business and I still cater to the traditionalist, but I’m aware of the shift into 2023 and beyond 💚
@@prettysimplemusic okay I see you 👀 😂
@@Churchfront not funerals 😂 punny
Nice setup of both lighting and sound. We also are using the TF-1 for both in house and Livestream. I would like more info on how they are doing it at such a quality level. Also we have Dante in the console connected to the Tio1608 stage box. We are running tracks into one channel but would like to find out how to multitrack out of ipad using Dante to the console.
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Great information. Thanks for sharing.
We do the same at our AOG church. We have 4 simultaneous gatherings Contemporary, Traditional, Kids Church and Española.
This is a good example of how priviledged we are in America. This seems excessive to me, but it's nice they can accomodate various desires.
Yeah, I’m not in America, and all this seems very excessive. Rlly just feels like they focus more on the ppl’s desires instead of God’s
Awesome! I would like to visit and join the worship service in these sanctuary someday 😍
The pain in Jake’s voice when basically asking …. why didn’t you get a wing console? 😂
I would really like more info on the BSS processor that was used to send audio to the stream. We have struggled mixing the live audio because we do not have the space for a dedicated mixing board and this seems like a possible solution. There seem to be many options ranging from $1500 to over $7500 and I'm not sure what is needed. Thanks. Awesome video!
Yes! Please give us more info on that BSS processor. Our church uses a TF5 mixer also, and that processor sounds like the perfect solution for our broadcast audio!
Great tour !
omg I love how they've made a cross out of tri-truss just purely for aesthetic purposes
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and what is the projectors u use in your own church
i went to high school with that dude
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One Ethernet cable??? One??? Does redundancy mean nothing?
if you wanna see some impressive worship tech check out Mount Hope Church in Lansing, MI!
they have some crazy mixer boards and and a recording studio!
RIP to the dead fly next to the Mini Fly. @9:35
It’s all about who is giving the most to the church am I right
Yes this stuff is insanely pricey.
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wouldn't 2 different styles of worship service cause unnecessary division in the church? it seems to me that ppl are only drawn to one or the other based off of style and not teaching. wouldn't it be more beneficial to have 1 style of worship and lead the congregation into the unity of christ? it just seems like a lot of effort for something with 0 influence on one's salvation and causes division.
I agree. Is the style really that important, especially when the traditional church style is not a legacy of the building but an artificially fabricated one? I heard older folks criticize youngsters for their obsession for the modern style but they do the same if they insist on the traditional style so much they construct a fake chapel (I guess older generations prefer that style). This is just the battle of tastes. I'm not trying to defend the modern style it just feels weird that you get to choose styles like it is a cafe menu.
It's more like a multiplex cinema. What blockbuster do you want to watch this Sunday?
@@paulstoakes466 doesn't that treat services like entertainment for us to consume, that it's only here to adhere to what I want?
@@GaricsPeter yea i agree. it's funny that both call each other out even though they are both doing the same thing. it really does feel like its's something to consume :/
@@billybob7502 I suppose that the next step on from this is a multifaith conglomerate, choose your religion: Hall 1 Christian. Hall 2 Hindu. Hall 3 Islam. Hall 4. Who knows!!!.
I must admit that the amount of tech and jargon just left me dizzy.
In this situation I suppose that the traditional chapel would be the go to for weddings and the contemporary hall with the tank of CO2 for the pyrotechnic light show.
first world church problems ;-)
Just stupid,the disco church or the night club church nowadays pathetic....