At Power Sound of New England (PSNE) just north of Boston they believe the worship experience is being changed by church video projection.
Power Sound of New England Church
Video Projection. A New Era in Audio Visual Systems
At Power Sound of New England (PSNE) just north of Boston they
believe the worship experience is being changed by church video
projection. Even Catholic Churches, which have long been the anchor
of their
audio
visual systems
customer base—and are typically
hesitant to utilize anything that feels to “techy” are embracing
it as a way to illuminate worship. As a priest recently shared with
Power Sound of New England G.M. Troy Jennings, “Technology is a
tool. We in the ministry need to use all the tools available to reach
our flock. If video projection can help us reach them than it’s a
powerful tool.”
Power Sound of New England recently completed a cutting-edge
custom audio visual systems project for St. Benedict Church in the
Boston neighborhood of Somerville MA. This parish is made up of a
multi-cultural congregation. Church video projection has given them
more ways to connect to worship and to each other.
The Church Video projection’s system’s most popular feature:
Live stream video of prayer meetings is now seen by worshippers from
Atlanta, GA to Argentina, and to as far away as Romania. Many
parishioners have loved ones in other countries who now can watch and
listen to streaming video on the parish website for important Masses
including funerals and weddings. These are event religious events
they would otherwise miss.
In the sanctuary behind the altar are two large, retractable
projection screens. Multiple cameras record different angles and
project images “live” during church services. In addition to
being a great way to display hymn lyrics so the congregation can lift
their voice to the altar in song —and forget small-print hymnals,
the Church video projection system offers multiple views of the
church, altar and choir area. One of their favorite applications: Now
during Baptisms the congregation can see a close-up of the baby,
family and Celebrant.
About the church video projection project Power Sound of New
England managed for St Benedict’s; the pastor Fr. Bob Carr wrote,
“We also installed an internet connection-so anything you can put
on a computer, you can put on our screens at St. Benedict, including
showing a DVD or showing a live feed from anywhere in the world. I
just showed a video from my visit to the Basilica of Our Lady of
Aparecida in Brazil.”
We think this is a fine example of what audio visual systems are
all about.
In another phase of the project cameras were added to sensitive
parish areas offering church security as part of this multi-purpose
system. Church Video Projection—with interior and/or exterior
cameras—has evolved exponentially. It now is an instrumental ‘tool”
to allow parishes to keep their doors more open, more often. Church
security cameras are also a way to “announce’ evening visitors to
the parish. This is a valuable safety feature.
More information about worship space audio visual systems is
available at our website www.PowersoundNE.com/WorshipAV.
For more on video camera systems for church security visit
www.powersoundne.com/worshipav/videochurchsecurity.html
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