VideoShare

 

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The North Alabama Conference  VideoShare allows congregations and ministry teams to post videos sharing their stories of

  • working toward the four conference priorities (new congregations, natural church development, effective leadership and empowering a new generation of Christians)
  • Disciple-making (such as personal testimonies or baptism celebrations)
  • Volunteer in Mission Teams
  • plus other brief videos such as original videos used in worship and video introductions to their church for potential visitors

How it Works

  • To post a video users must create a free account. 
    Once a user account is created, that user can use the same username and password to upload more videos. Video posters must have all legal rights to the video they are posting. This mean the video must be original and cannot use copyrighted music or clips from other videos or movies. Also, the Conference site will not allow videos of entire sermons, worship services or special events or programs.  The site is intended to be a place local churches can tell their disciple-making stories through video.
     
  • After videos are posted and approved, visitors can visit the site and watch videos for free.  There is no need to create an account to watch the videos. 

  • Videos are organized by “channels” to group similar videos together. 
    Visitors can also search by keyword tags to find videos that interest them. Visitors can also send links to any video to their friends and encourage them to watch (online evangelism).
     
  • Videos can also be enabled to be embedded into local church’s website or personal blogs. 
    This means even the smallest churches can post online videos and have them featured on the church's website without having to pay for large amounts of server space to host the videos.

Especially designed for ministry groups, this new service is powered by ourchurchvideos.com, a company out of Auburn, Alabama, who call themselves “enablers of online evangelism.”