The E-Q-B Service Builder Project is a pilot program that enables parish worship ministry volunteers to create all the components involved in Sunday services by:
Using a video-recording platform to easily and individually record video clips of liturgy components by using a cell phone or computer:
Collects
Readings
Prayers
Uploading video clips to a central repository on the platform.
Editing video clips in the platform by a tech-team manager (a parish member).
Transmitting an ordered list of the clip URLs to E-Q-B for processing into the E-Q-B Music Player.
E-Q-B is designing the content-creation process and will provide technical support to implement it, but the parish's team manages the effort to generate, upload, and organize its content.
When delivered, the built-service content will be presented in the E-Q-B Music Player as the entire worship service.
Gather in live-conference environments (such as Zoom). The live session "wraps around" the built video by gathering participants beforehand. Everyone then receives a link to watch the video using their own device. All remain in the live-conference environment. The live component becomes an informal "before" and "after" social time for fellowship, announcements, and discussion.
Deliver video content to a public live-feed platform (such as FB). Facebook Live and other social-media platforms will accept the completed video feed of the built service as easily as entering a normal post.
Embed video content into their own websites. Embedding code can be made available for delivery to your web-development team.
Because of the experimental nature of the Service Builder Project, we can accept only a limited number of participants who also subscribe to our E-Q-B Music Player service. Feel free to contact us at accounts@e-q-b.com for details and a timeline.