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These aren’t buzzwords—they’re the foundation for ensuring your church or performance venue connects to its full potential. Learn how to use them in this month’s blog: https://brnw.ch/21wOQJp

Good people who get it. Our VP of Business Development David spent some time in Colorado last week to talk all things AVLA integration and then some (emphasis on the latter) with clients and mission-driven industry professionals. A special thanks to all of the many churches who met with us in CO! We can’t wait to see you again

Clearly writing down your problem is half of the solution. Define your top priority, assess your resources, and make your decision. Want us to walk you through it? Read about it in our blog to learn more.

What do theatre and worship have in common? RESONANCE. Whether it’s the story, the Word, or the atmosphere, theatre and ministry have more in common than you’d think. Which makes combining resources for the ultimate iteration of both ultimately seamless. DM us for more information on intentionally designed multi-purpose “theatre churches” with professional automated rigging, fly-space, and versatile staging. Perfect for hosting school plays, community theater, concerts, and corporate events, all while maximizing the potential of your space.

Multi-use ministry spaces do more than serve today—they help secure your congregation’s success for future generations. By intentionally designing your space and technology systems to foster a sense of community, you build financial stability that not only allows your legacy to thrive for years to come but also supports your investment in RESONANCE via top-tier AVLA systems.

With intentional design and AVLA systems, you can transform your ministry space into a versatile area that can host everything from sports and community events to weekend gatherings. Whether it's putting in a few basketball hoops or integrating a fully equipped facility with movable walls and bleacher seating, with the right technology a Gymnatorium can be tailored to meet diverse needs and activities throughout the week—and sound great.

Keep “multi-space” WITHIN ministry. Multi-use venues don’t have to be community-facing, but rather internal add-ons to enhance your congregation’s worship experience. Take Crosscreek Colleyville's outdoor worship and venue space for example. How can CSD make your space work harder for YOU?

Ok—not really. But you COULD—and that’s the point. Multi-use spaces are becoming more popular in the world of ministry and introduce several benefits worth thinking about. And we did. Read our thoughts in this month’s blog. Check it out.

Have you considered engineering your church for multi-use opportunities? The benefits may surprise you. Read this month’s blog to learn more about multi-use spaces in ministry: https://brnw.ch/21wOpCO

Multi-use spaces in ministry are becoming more and more popular. An example that we’ve been seeing is the “Restaurant Church.” This could look like restaurant opportunities for your congregation after worship, or food trucks available to the entire community on the weekends. Spaces like these are great for churches that hold a handful of community events throughout the year—such as Christmas and Easter. These resources can be available when you need them, and easily concealable when you don’t. DM us to learn how intentional AVLA systems impact multi-use ministry. Or read this month’s blog.