Installations – the b & m words
- Post By: Anthony Lear
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- Category: Advice, Installation
If you read the last blog post you will know we are going through a series on Installations. In this post I want to focus on the dreaded subject that many people avoid, budgets and money. Money is one of those topics that is either loved or loaved. Whether you are in a tiny village […]
Read MoreInstallations – techs in a toy shop
- Post By: Anthony Lear
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- Category: Advice, Installation
Facebook is great! Facebook is terrible! If you’re wondering why I just started this blog post with two differing views, it’s because they are both true. I run, follow, and am a member of many Facebook church tech groups. A thread that pops up quite often is about installations and buying new equipment. If any […]
Read MoreThe ‘get out of jail’ plan
- Post By: Anthony Lear
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- Category: Advice, Thoughts, Tips, Volunteers
Several Sundays ago I was setting up the tech for a portable church which I occasionally work for, when one of the volunteer techs came up to me and said “the projector is not working!” To give you some insight this particular church is part of a larger multisite church, a large amount of what […]
Read MoreLearn all you can, give away all you know
- Post By: Anthony Lear
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- Category: Learning, Team, Thoughts, Tips
I was recently listening to a podcast with an interview with a sound engineer called Robert Scovill. Scovill is the engineer for bands such as Def Leppard. One of the people interviewing Scovill described him as learning all he can and giving away all he knows. I though this statement was quite powerful and one […]
Read MoreHAPPY BIRTHDAY!
- Post By: Anthony Lear
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- Category: Birthday, Thoughts
What, who’s birthday? Well 2 years to the day I published the first post on the CTUK website so today is CTUK’s birthday. In reality it was probably a year before that I started doing the some groundwork and planning. The simple reason CTUK exists is out of a desire to help and support church […]
Read MoreLatest Review
The days of the bright, luminous, orange paper on the church notice board have passed. Clipart is no more, and comic sans has been banished to the font bin. Graphic design is one of those thinks that can often take more time than needed and if your like me and you are fussy you end up with […]
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