Churches using streaming audio to provide sermons to their congregations!
February 8th, 2009 | 
Author: “Faith-based organizations are moving online in rapid succession,” said Quentin Brown, CEO at MSIncome. “The type of media they deliver only requires very simple technology to get sermons and music online.”
Mp3 Sound Stream ensures that your church’s sermons are always on the web, adjacent to your congregation, no matter where they are located globally,” Mr Brown says.
Although large churches and religious TV and radio ministries have embraced podcasting and streaming video, smaller churches tend to be late adopters of technology. Among churches with membership of 100 or less, the percentage with web sites drops to 48 percent.
“Many small churches seem to believe that new tools for ministry are outside of their budget range or may not be significant for a church of their size,” said George Barna of The Barna Group. “It may be, though, that such thinking contributes to the continued small size of some of those churches.”
The truth is that any church with a few spare dollars can have an attractive site using new technologies like Wordpress that are easy to manage and add content to and combined with MP3 Sound Stream can match what a lot of the larger churches and organizations provide.
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This sample was a compiled file with Audacity which was recorded at 44.100 hz and the original file was 9.3 mb. MP3 Sound converted to a streaming audio file size 1.7 mb with little loss of quality. The audio includes some music and speaking to show the quality.
