This blog has taken it’s toll
Wow, first post and I’m already apologizing for slacking. Truth is, I’ve been wanting to do this blog for like 2 years, felt God tell me a year ago I needed to do it, and then I just kept shelving it.
I’m the tech pastor at Shoreline Church, which started back in 2005, and has grown well ever since. We’ve always had a strong emphasis on media and tech, and I’ve been a big part of that.
However, we’re still learning as we go, and I figured there’s so many different areas involved in starting up a church, others might benefit from some of our experience.
I (Sam) will probably mostly post about running sound, ligths, video, web stuff, tech purchases, etc. I hope to have other authors on here, too, though, that can talk about other aspects of starting a church; finances, location, preaching schedules, marketing, etc.
Anyway, I’ll value all feedback through comments and eMail. I’ll be as transparent as possible.
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