PROJECTING TEXT FOR MINISTRY IMPACT ... POWERPOINT AND SIMILAR APPLICATIONS

Bringing the sights and sounds of a living a faith to the minds and hearts
of a contemporary generation is achievable and rewarding. 

Never before in history has there been a greater opportunity for individuals, 
churches and specialized ministries to minister powerfully through media support.

Those who are willing to harness the opportunities the information age provides 
us are making powerful applications of the Gospel message.

The greatest worship change in recent years is undeniably the projection of text.

The Sesame-Street-Generation has grown up to embrace newer ways of technology
in worship. Interfacing this in the traditional worship environment is not always 
an easy transition.

Projecting words for worship is not an emerging technology ... it is HERE and NOW
as a vital ministry.

The guide book, PRESENTATION POWER, based on seminar workshops by Paul E. Kealy, 
was written to guide those who consider PowerPoint(tm) and similar computer-
generated software programs as a vital part of worship.

This book is a real how-to on projecting music text, sermon outlines and
graphic illustrations through presentation package software, as well as
video, slides and overheads.

Migrating from some of the more traditional projection means to video is
assisting in more powerful praise worship services. Many who use it have not 
begun to capably harness the powerful features that lie dormant within it. 

Learn the best way to maximize the resources of this powerful software. 



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PRESENTATION POWER by Paul E. Kealy  ------------------  $9.00

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        THE BIGGEST CHANGE IN A THOUSAND YEARS


Without argument, the most noticeable change in the way people
worship in churches today is the addition of projection screens.
The basic interior design of a church remained basically intact 
for a thousand years ... until the past decade!

People sit in pews and hear a preacher. Oh, the choir may be out
of sight in the balcony, or off to the side in a transept design
or it may be on the platform. The pulpit and lectern may be off 
to one side, or centered. The Orthodox Church places the altar
behind a special screen, but the design is basically the same.

Then people started projecting text on screen, and things are
not the same! Can we adapt to this change? Is there a guide?

Migrating from overhead transparencies and slides to video is
a major change, one that is difficult for some churches.


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There is a new book on the market to assist churches in this 
change ... PRESENTATION POWER ... based on seminars by
Paul E. Kealy. Although it is chock full of hints to maximize 
the Microsoft PowerPoint software, the information is useful 
for all similar software presentation programs.

In addition to valuable assistance to churches preparing and
using Video Presentation packages with animations, screen 
graphics, font selection, colors, computer interfacing, etc., 
it also deals with systems installation: what kind of screens 
and how to set up an effective video projection system.



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