Working Pro-Presenter means you have good attention to detail, you like working with computers, and you are not easily distracted from your task.  Your "call time" will be 8:30a.m. on Sundays when we get back to meeting in the sanctuary. You'll be stationed in the tech booth, running Pro-Presenter from the iMac desktop. You'll click through the prepared elements for the entire service, which is displayed on the big screens for all to see and captured by the Live Stream team.  There may be times to edit or add elements to the program as needed and the occasional quick-thinking to follow the worship leader or pastor's prompting.

Working the Live Stream means you are an excellent multi-tasker, have high attention to detail, and you love working in tech.  You might think of this role as the "producer" for the service.   You'll be stationed upstairs in the balcony in your own workspace.  You'll "capture" everything that Pro-Presenter, the sound board, and video camera gives you for the service and produce the Live Stream for people watching at home.  You'll be in charge of adding titles and pre-set graphics.  You'll be following along the service and making sure that everything is streaming correctly visually and audibly.    Your commitment time will be Thursday evening at 6:30p.m. (to prep the technical aspect of the service during music practice,) and a "call time" of 8:30a.m. on Sunday mornings. 

Working Sound is producing the best possible atmosphere for worship and spoken word. This includes creating the best music mix possible, creating an audio mix that meets the mood the pastor/worship leader wants to convey, and supporting the audio needs of the people involved with the church service. You have an understanding of technology and a passion for the intracasies of instruments, voices and the music they make. Your time commitment is Thursday evening at 6:00p.m and Sunday at 8:00a.m. for music practice and the service.  After turning on the sound system, you'll help set the stage for the musicians and vocalists.  During practice, you'll perform a proper sound check; which includes gain settings, assisting with monitor mixes, proper volume settings, and the eq/mixing process for the in person experience and the Live Stream.  After the service, you'll turn off the sound equipment and help reset equipment.

Do you play an instrument or sing?  We are always looking to add instruments and vocalists to our rotation.  When you are scheduled for the week, you'll have the music ahead of time to practice your part.  We meet on Thursday evenings at 6:30p.m. to practice (required) and then again on Sunday mornings at 8:30a.m.  An audition may be required.