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Foundations of a Worship Space: Lights Need Power

The Bargeheights crew has been hard at work in meetings and pounding out drawing packages for a slew of church worship space renovations. In project meetings, we’ve observed some major disconnects between descriptive ministry vision statements and the nuts-and-bolts foundation required to bring a production system to life. It appears that many production-minded folks are [...]

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Crossroads 25th Event Lighting

Last weekend I had the privilege of lighting a 25th anniversary service for Crossroads Christian Church in Lexington. Yeah- 25 years. Pretty incredible! I’ve been spending a lot of time recently talking with a relatively young church plant on the edge of a big growth phase. All of those conversations put into perspective 25 years [...]

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Foundations of a Worship Space : Houselight

The Bargeheights crew has been hard at work in meetings and pounding out drawing packages for a slew of church worship space renovations. In project meetings, we’ve observed some major disconnects between descriptive ministry vision statements and the nuts and bolts foundation required to bring a production system to life. It appears that many production-minded [...]

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Can vs. Should

I had a great conversation with a church production buddy of mine. Why are we so quick to answer “we can,” instead of asking “should we?” Well designed worship spaces and full of production infrastructure to support flexibility – those are good things. Churches grow, styles shift, the Spirit moves – concrete and rebar are [...]

BAR 252s In Action!

Mike Schwiebert at Grace Covenant in Cornelius, NC sent us some great pics of his BAR252s in action, lighting a super cool scenic rock wall–a perfect application for the product. Mike appears to have a good bit of conventional gear in the air too. Great to see the BAR252s keeping up and maintaining great visual [...]