Church livestreaming carries your service to members who are travelling, unwell, living in the diaspora or simply unable to be in the building. We set up cameras on the pulpit, worship team and congregation, take a clean audio feed from your sound desk, and stream the service to YouTube, Facebook or an embedded player so your church family can join from anywhere.
We can support a one-off convention or provide a repeatable setup your own volunteers can run each week.
Who it is for
- Local assemblies streaming weekly services
- Ministries hosting conventions, crusades and conferences
- Churches with a diaspora membership
- Denominational events and combined services
- Weddings, funerals and dedications held at church
How church livestreaming works
- We agree the service order, camera positions and streaming destinations in advance
- Cameras cover the preacher, worship team and congregation
- Audio is taken directly from your mixing desk for clear sound
- Song lyrics and scripture slides can be mixed into the stream
- The service streams live to YouTube, Facebook and/or this website
- The recording is available afterwards for members who missed it
Events we stream for churches
- Sunday and midweek services
- Annual conventions and conferences
- Crusades, revivals and outreach meetings
- Ordinations, dedications and baptisms
- Weddings and memorial services
- Youth and worship nights
Zimbabwe coverage
We work with churches across Zimbabwe, in Harare, Bulawayo and other towns, as well as rural gatherings and camp meetings. For venues with limited internet we bring bonded mobile connectivity to keep the stream online.
Where the congregation watches
Members can watch on YouTube or Facebook, or on an embedded player on your church website or this site. Recordings stay online so people can watch the service later on demand, share it, or download the sermon.
Benefits of professional church livestreaming
- Keep members connected when they cannot attend in person
- Reach the diaspora and grow your online congregation
- Clear preaching audio taken from the sound desk, not a camera mic
- A tidy archive of sermons and special services
- Options to train and equip your own media volunteers
Frequently asked questions
- Can you stream our service to YouTube and Facebook at once?
- Yes. The same feed can go to YouTube, Facebook and an embedded player on your website at the same time.
- Do you provide a recording of each service?
- Yes. Every livestreamed service is recorded and made available for on-demand viewing afterwards.
- Can you set up a system our own volunteers can operate weekly?
- Yes. Alongside fully crewed productions we can install a repeatable setup and train your media team to run the weekly stream themselves.
- What if our church has weak internet?
- We bring bonded mobile connectivity that combines multiple mobile networks, which keeps the stream stable at venues where the fixed line is unreliable.
- Can you livestream a funeral or wedding held at our church?
- Yes. We regularly stream weddings, memorial services and dedications so family and friends who cannot travel can take part.
