TL;DR: Digital Ministry News Recap 

• Church Production: Last-minute Easter service tweaks for first-time guests.

• Church Tech News: Evaluating your current ChMS before switching.

• Church Tech News: Text In Church merges with PastorsLine.

• Pro Church Tools: Tiny church storage turned video studio.

Last-Minute Easter Service Tweaks

Church Production shares “5 Last-Minute Tweaks to Make Your Easter Service More Impactful for First-Time Guests” (5-minute read), outlining quick improvements such as tightening team communication, sprucing up the lobby, adding a familiar hymn, and tweaking tech. Even with limited time or budget, these tips can help any church enhance Easter Sunday for newcomers and make a strong impression​.

Is Your Current ChMS the Best Fit?

Church Tech News shares “Smart Church Tech: Is Your Current ChMS the Best Fit?” (4-minute read), providing practical advice to help church leaders assess whether their existing church management software truly meets their needs​. Instead of rushing to a new platform, leaders are urged to use objective metrics, fully explore current software capabilities (through better training and awareness), and eliminate redundant tools before making any switch​.

Text In Church Acquires PastorLine

Church Tech News shares “Text In Church Acquires PastorsLine” (4-minute read). The merger addresses PastorsLine’s past reliability issues and enhances messaging capabilities. Churches can expect improved communication tools, combined training resources, and user-friendly support from Text In Church. This acquisition signals a significant consolidation in church communication technology, promising better experiences for ministries.

Pro Church Tools – DIY Video Studio

Pro Church Tools (Brady Shearer) shares “Ultimate TINY Church Video Studio [10 Backdrops!]” (16-minute watch), demonstrating how even a small storage room can be transformed into a fully functional media studio. He walks through setting up an editing station, smart equipment storage, and 10 creative backdrops – giving small churches a practical game plan to produce high-quality video content with minimal space and budget. This detailed tutorial shows that with a bit of creativity, any church can level up its video production for sermons, announcements, and more.

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