Your font choices are a key element in the look of your environments. With lyric text being on screen for at least a third or more of your service, choosing the right fonts for your worship lyrics may seem small, but it matters. One of the main factors in choosing... read more
Before you read this post you might want to read this blog post first: NOT MY TYPE: 10 Overused Fonts and Why you Should Never Use Them. (Part 1) Here’s a list of 5 more fonts you should never use and why: (click the font name to see the font) 06.... read more
Fonts are important. Very important. Your font choices and how you display them are a key element in making your environments look ‘next level’. Although this topic is subjective, there are certain fonts that are widely agreed upon in the industry as overused, out-dated, or just considered fonts ‘the pros don’t... read more
Before reading this post, you may want to check out this post: Excellence vs. Perfection Here are 3 practical ways you can prepare your teams for excellence in executing your services: 1. Offer Non-Stressful Training Opportunities. Offer training sessions at non-stress times (meaning not Sundays or Wednesdays). Give your new volunteers... read more
Though our teams should strive to be Unapologetically Excellent (read our post entitled “Excellence vs. Perfection” here), the ‘Win of the Day’ is not that your volunteers pushed every button correctly and had a technically flawless service. The ‘Win’ is seeing people encounter Jesus. You must cast vision to your team... read more
It’s okay for the execution of your worship service to be excellent. You don’t have to settle for “well, that’s the best we can do with volunteers…” There are times when we have excuses for our services not being excellent: “If I just had more time to…” “If we had... read more
