Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Starting salvo

If you are looking for some great resources, here is the starting list.  Check back or contribute as you can.  Thanks for these first ones.


This is a great presentation tool that takes a different approach from the linear projet preparation of PowerPoint. Prezi uses a "white board" format, allowing the user to place all material within the presentation and then creating a path from one object to another. It is online based, so an internet connection is required.

This has a lot of great free resources, especially series media (bumper videos, series graphics, etc.)

This has a lot of great free videos, especially teaching videos for churches looking to hear different voices.


More videos and series media

www.churchteams.com - great resource for any pastor or small group leader to manage & keep track of congregational involvement, prayer requests, activities, etc. that occur in small groups

go to Facebook & connect with H3C Summit (it's the Houston Church Communication Coalition)



Private social network for a church:  

For pay sights:  
gracewaymedia.com (for motion and still ppt backgrounds)
sermonspice.com (video clips)


For moving backgrounds to be used in worship behind slides AND teaching videos that can be used during worship check out:

A resource that is a FREE SHARE WARE program for churches is:
They offer a lot of free sermon title slides and backgrounds that can be used in a variety of ways.


Another site that is free and I have used can be found at:

For movie clips along with themes and teaching materials you can check out...
It's not a free site but good creative stuff on there.

To pull down images from the web to use I often use Google Images. Of course, be careful what you search:)

iPod App and Android App Builder


Also, a host that will upload your messages to I-Tunes:

Technology Conference, the ECHO conference in Dallas typically in the end of July
echoconference.com 


Thanks to Gabe Holloway, Susan Kent, Lance Leslie, Morgan MacPherson, and Mark Sorenson for these great resources.


Here's one more.  If you are looking for free video editing software, check out this resource that evaluates and recommends some.
http://www.desktop-video-guide.com/top-5-free-video-editing-software-review.html