We're moving toward something new in our Sunday morning presentations... slowly but surely. We're going to mount a Mac on stage and switch over to its 
presentation during the message portion of the service. Using a discreet wireless remote, I'll be able to advance the presentation without relying on the tech crew to know my cues. I believe speaking presentations in churches haven't changed all that much over the years... we put so much into everything leading up to it... but just hope the preacher's charisma will carry the day. I think in multimedia and in layers, so this will give me a way to enrich the message with other elements.
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Great move, Ben. I'll be eager to hear how it turns out. It's always hard as a speaker to not be fully in control of your environment, with some parts of your message managed by someone else. Keep up the great work!
Posted by: Clayton Bell | August 27, 2007 at 10:28 AM
Ditto, great idea, it'll make a big difference I think.
Posted by: emma | August 27, 2007 at 10:52 AM