Broadcast Control Rooms for Churches, Houses of Worship & Ministries
Flawless Worship, Every Service
Outdated Systems. Overwhelmed Volunteers. Missed Opportunities.
The Challenge Facing Growing Ministries
Outdated equipment, complex systems, and unreliable live streams can distract volunteers and disrupt worship.
Many ministries struggle with:
Online viewers dropping off due to poor video quality.
Volunteers burning out from overly complex systems.
Multi‑campus connections failing when you need them most.
Growth limited by technology that can’t scale.
Resources wasted on emergency repairs instead of strategic investments.
Every Sunday you delay addressing these challenges, you risk missing opportunities to reach people who need your message.
Your Complete Control Room Solution
Purpose‑Built Systems for Houses of Worship
What Makes Our Church Control Rooms Different?
Volunteer‑Friendly Operation
Intuitive controls and automated workflows your team can master quickly.
Scalable Architecture
Start small and expand as your ministry grows.
Professional Quality on Ministry Budgets
Broadcast‑grade results without overspending.
Reliable Performance When It Matters
Redundancy and durability built in for reliability — every service.
Complete Control Room Capabilities
Multi‑Camera Production
Switch dynamically between angles for engaging services.
Live Streaming Integration
Stream to YouTube, Facebook, your website, and more with proper sync.
Graphics and Lower‑Thirds
Display sermon titles, scripture, lyrics, and announcements instantly.
Multi‑Campus Connectivity
Share worship experiences across locations with frame‑accurate timing.
Recording and Archive
Build a complete library of services for editing, replay, and distribution.
Audio Mixing and Processing
Balance vocals, instruments, and remote sources with precision.
Confident Monitoring
Multiview displays give operators full visibility.
Remote Production Options
Compact, road‑ready systems for touring or temporary venues.
The TakeOne Difference for Ministries
Purpose‑Built for Worship Environments
Decades of experience designing broadcast systems for churches means we understand volunteer operators, budget realities, and the need for absolute reliability.
Beyond Equipment Sales
We partner with your ministry through:
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Needs assessment
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Custom system design
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Professional installation
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Comprehensive training
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Ongoing support
Proven Track Record
Over 225 broadcast control room projects delivered — from first multi‑camera systems to multi‑campus megachurches.
Technology That Lasts
We specify equipment that serves faithfully for years, protecting your investment and ensuring predictable operations.
How We Serve Your Ministry
Discovery & Vision Alignment
Understand your congregation, facility, team, and goals.
Custom System Design
Tailored layouts, specs, and transparent budgets.
Budget‑Conscious Planning
Phased options that honor stewardship.
Professional Implementation
Turn‑key installation, testing, and commissioning.
Training & Knowledge Transfer
Hands‑on sessions for volunteers and leaders.
Long‑Term Partnership
Ongoing support, expansion planning, and refresh guidance.
FAQs
Can our volunteers really operate professional broadcast equipment?
Absolutely. We design systems specifically for volunteer operation. With proper training and intuitive interfaces, most volunteers become confident operators within 2-3 services. We’ve trained hundreds of volunteer teams, from high school students to retirees.Complete design, equipment procurement, system integration, installation, testing, and operator training.
What if we need to expand our system later?
Our designs include expansion capability from the start. Adding cameras, enhancing streaming quality, or connecting additional campuses typically requires adding components rather than replacing your entire system.
How long does installation take?
The design and planning portion of a control room fresh build or upgrade can average between 2 to 8 weeks depending on the complexity of the project.
The installation and integration portion of the project is divided into two time frames: a “shop build” portion (we build and test the equipment at our facility), and the on-site portion (we bring racks of equipment and control room furniture on site to integrate).
The shop build time can average between 4 to 12 weeks. The on-site integration can average between 2 to 6 weeks all depending on equipment delivery time frames, system complexity, and facility conditions.
What happens if equipment fails during a service?
We specify reliable, broadcast-grade equipment designed for continuous operation. For critical components, we often recommend redundancy. We also provide technical support and maintain relationships with equipment manufacturers for rapid replacement when needed.
What happens if equipment fails during a service?
Yes. We offer various support levels from basic phone support to comprehensive maintenance agreements. Many churches choose annual system health checks to ensure optimal performance.
Can we integrate our existing equipment?
Often, yes. We evaluate existing equipment and integrate compatible components whenever practical, maximizing your previous investments while upgrading critical elements.
Ready to Transform Your Worship Production?
Whether you’re streaming services for the first time, upgrading outdated systems, or connecting multiple campuses, TakeOne brings decades of experience and 250+ successful projects to your unique ministry context.
Next Steps:
1. Schedule a Free Consultation
Connect with our church systems specialists to discuss your ministry vision, current challenges, and growth plans. No pressure, no obligation—just helpful conversation about what’s possible.
2. Receive a Custom Proposal
We’ll develop a detailed system design and budget specifically for your facility and requirements. You’ll understand exactly what you’re getting and why each component matters.
3. Plan Your Implementation
Work with our team to schedule installation around your ministry calendar, arrange training sessions, and prepare your facility and team for go-live.