Join the Technologies for Worship Conferences at PLASA, September 12 - 15, 2010 at Earls Court, London, England!
Returning to PLASA with a full range of seminars, workshops and live events designed to keeps houses of worship ahead of the technical curve, the TFWM offers seminars designed for volunteers, staff techs, as well as worship leaders and pastors. The Technologies For Worship Conference provides house of worship personnel a dynamic space to learn how to make the most of technical tools to increase the effectiveness of their outreach. It is the most essential place for houses of worship to learn to stay connected with a technology-driven culture.
We’ve all learned by now that there is no “one-sizefits-all” solution for anything. There will always be exceptions to every rule for what works in a given scenario. Let’s face it; in regards to increasing house of
worship growth (ie: attendance), not every strategy is going to turn out a success. There is, of course, something to be said for trying new things and implementing innovations that aim to pump new lifeblood back into a dwindling congregation. However, if an idea's only foundation is that it is being implemented because “a bigger, more successful church is doing it”, then some warning signals should be going off.
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FEATURED PARTNERS
Yamaha Commercial Audio has been a valued TFWM partner for several years. Their mixers for live sound, broadcast, installations - a variety of applications. Yamaha mixers have earned the acclaim of top engineers around the world for their reliability, superb sound and intuitive operation. Yamaha runs the very popular hands-on Digital Mixer workshops at the Technologies for Worship Pavilion.
ROBE lighting offers a well balanced mix of innovation, imagination and experience, which has led to the development of a wide range of well-engineered products. Robe's products have set standards for others to follow and earned their own reputation for being reliable and robust. They have also established themselves as an invaluable creative tool for designers, operators and programmers of all genres of lighting – from clubs to cathedrals. Come and check out ROBE Lighting at the Technologies for Worship Pavilion, and see for yourself why ROBE is a valued TFWM partner.
Web-Only Content World Class Sound at Your Fingertips
Terry Wilhite tells us why Grammy-winning artist Alicia Keys says virtual piano is as good as the real thing, and reviews the soft synth version of Alicia’s Keys, from Native Instruments.
Let's Loop America's Worship Centers
David Myers tells us that by making assistive listening hearing aid compatible, churches are leading the way to doubled hearing aid functionality for people with hearing loss.
Batteries for Church Audio
Here’s an article compiled from a series that has been running in our audio e-newsletter - which you can sign up for by clicking HERE.. The series garnered much attention from readers and so we decided to repurpose it for those of you who may not have seen it. Happy reading!
Join the Technologies for Worship Conferences at PLASA, September 12 - 15, 2010 at Earls Court, London, England! 
We’ve all learned by now that there is no “one-sizefits-all” solution for anything. There will always be exceptions to every rule for what works in a given scenario. Let’s face it; in regards to increasing house of
worship growth (ie: attendance), not every strategy is going to turn out a success. There is, of course, something to be said for trying new things and implementing innovations that aim to pump new lifeblood back into a dwindling congregation. However, if an idea's only foundation is that it is being implemented because “a bigger, more successful church is doing it”, then some warning signals should be going off.
