I Love Jesus However I Hate Christmas: Tackling the Challenges of Being a Church Technical Artist

Technical artists serving within the native church perceive what it means to like Jesus—however in some way hate Christmas. By the point Christmas (or any church occasion) is over, technical artists have poured a whole lot of hours of their lives into thankless jobs—rolling cable, taping the stage, checking mics, and different invisible jobs. They’re the primary to reach and the final to depart. They work behind the scenes and gown in black. They’re the unseen heroes who’ve to determine methods to do the not possible. Week after week. Unnoticed. Invisible is what they do…till one thing goes incorrect. In “I Love Jesus However I Hate Christmas”, Todd Elliott addresses the challenges each technical artist within the church—and those that lead them—has ever had. And he presents refreshing perception into studying to thrive as a technical artist; efficiently collaborating with fellow artists; and constructing expert groups of technical artists to be as efficient as potential. As a result of if you’re more practical, the church is more practical.