TL;DR: Digital Ministry News Recap 

• Worship Leader: Best mixing consoles, plugins, in-ear-monitors for 2025.

• Worship Facility: Dante audio networking tips.

• Brady Shearer: How to prevent ugly church sermon clips.

• Tithe.ly: Kids check-in software training.

• Product Hunt: First AI agent for event planning.

Best Mixing Consoles, Plugins, In-Ear-Monitors for 2025

Worship Leader shares “Best Audio Gear for Worship in 2025: Mixing Consoles, Plugins & IEMs” (6-minute read), spotlighting practical upgrades for church audio ministries across digital consoles, essential mixing plugins, and in-ear monitors—explaining rationales for their choices and highlighting potential challenges.

Dante Audio Networking Tips

Worship Facility shares “An Interoperability Guide for Houses of Worship” (7-minute read), a Dante primer covering audio network design recommendations, coexisting with non-Dante video and lighting equipment, tactics for improving reliability and performance, and troubleshooting tips. Significance: If your ministry isn’t using digital audio networking, it will be sooner than you think.

How to Prevent Ugly Church Sermon Clips

ICYMI: Brady Shearer shares “Ugly Church Sermon Clips“ (3 minute read), highlighting seven editing mistakes commonly made by AI sermon clipping software that can reduce the performance of your Facebook/Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts.

Kids Check-In Software Training

Tithe.ly shares “How to Train Volunteers on Your Church’s Kids Check-In Software (Step-by-Step Guide)” (5-minute read), laying out a repeatable training plan: clarify goals, practice real-world scenarios (guardian verification, allergies, late pickup), provide simple cheat sheets, and schedule ongoing coaching. Finally, they provide the opportunity to schedule a demo of Tithely’s Kids Check-In System.

First AI Agent for Event Planning

Product Hunt shares “Envelope: First AI Agent for event planning” (4-minute read), announcing an AI agent that handles the heavy lifting of event management like event pages, registration flows, RSVP invitations and analytics from a plain English description of your event.

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