Free Worship is a Windows only presentation software rich in features. It allows for displaying of songs, images, videos, bible passages, notes and Quelea is a cross platform (Windows and Linux) church presentation software. It has good support for importing songs from online libraries.

WorshipPlanning.com is one of the most comprehensive worship service planning software on the market. Voted 5 stars by users and top editors pick 6 years running, it is designed to help you create and organize multiple services and worship flows, organize your teams, schedule people to serve, and centralize your library of music for on-the-go access by team members. It's time to simplify how you plan by centralizing the service details, music library, and communication channels. Secure and online.

If you're like me and you are involved in your church's audio/visual department, you'll know that software for presenting visuals in church during worship and to illustrate sermon points is becoming extremely popular and is found in most large churches and a very large number of medium size to smaller churches. Software packages such as,, and others are taking the place of the tired monotony of the powerpoint presentation on sunday mornings. Churches are now including projected visuals in almost every part of their sunday morning experiences. Key ways that churches are incorporating visual graphics and images in their sunday morning services are as follows.

• Pre-service video loop (including announcements & vital information accompanied by background music) • Sermon illustrations (these programs provide a much cleaner way of displaying scripture, sermon points, video and text) • As a visual accompaniment during worship (words to songs are projected during worship times on a large screen with imagery that relates or applies to the song) Over the past few years only a very few of these types of programs existed. As well, their price reflected their scarcity. Because there weren't many options, churches who could afford to drop anwhere from two thousand dollars and up on a video projection unit did, and bought the appropriate software ranging in price from two hundred to well over six hundred dollars USD. As with almost all modern commercial software, there usually exists an open-source or freeware alternative that grows and sometimes surpasses it's commercial counterparts in terms of features and useability. This is the case with 3 new software packages developed by independant companies that are offering their blood sweat and tears to churches who wish to kickstart their sunday morning services at a more 'church-realistic' cost.

' ZionWorx is a powerful, professional yet easy-to-use song display program, designed to meet the needs of churches that want to use multimedia in worship. Many churches today, from all denominations, are experiencing the benefits that technology can bring when it is applied to worship in a sensitive and unobtrusive way - and this is where ZionWorx might be able to help you.

Unlike similar commercial worship software, ZionWorx is absolutely free.' According to the Zionworx website, the program features the typical dual monitor support that is typical of all the presentation packages, is fully compliant with CCLI's licensing laws and uses one click lyric scheduling as well as extensive formatting options. What's even more impressive than those features is the software's requirements. While most commercial programs are demanding Windows XP, mimum of 1 GHZ PIII 256 MB ram and large amounts of video ram, Zionworx delivers large, but asks for very little. Check out these specs!

Reboot your Mac into the recovery console by holding Command+R while rebooting. In the recovery console, open the terminal window and re-enable the Then reboot your Mac normally again. Connect your external NTFS drive and volla — you can now write on the disk! Do some house-cleaning on. Ntfs for mac. NTFS for Mac Menu. This driver is very easy to install. Once it is on the computer, it will allow the users to transfer files easily from Windows macOS High Sierra users can turn NTFS write on in the settings that can be accessed via the Terminal. This feature is off by default but it can be switched on.

• 500 MHZ+ Processor • 64 MB RAM (obviously more won't hurt) • Dual head or dual output videocard • Video Projector That's a requirement list that fits even a very modest church budget! Another program I've discovered recently is a free open-source program called. It was created much the same way as Zionworx to manage lyrics, chords, leadsheets and computer projection. The program also appears to interface directly with CCLI's SongSelect website which allows for the quick downloading of over 60,000 song lyrics into your song list without the need for manually typing in lyrics provided the church is registered with CCLI. The program also allows for any order of your song list to be presented at a split-second's notice, timed loops of slides for pre-service announcements, fully customizable font styles, shadowing and the importing of background images and colors. The company's site also includes language modules, background packs, song packs and various bible translations.All for free!