Church Expansion
Crossroads Community Church in Vancouver, Washington is actively involved with recording.
The church is part of a campus-type complex, which includes several buildings housing classrooms, a bible college, and worship spaces. The church embarked on a project to create a new sanctuary and decided to construct a recording studio at the same time. The studio is called Crossroads Productions.
The 2,730-square-foot facility includes a control room, a rehearsal and recording studio, an audio post-production room, two isolation booths, a voice booth, a central machine room, and associated support areas.
The newly designed sanctuary now seats nearly 2,500 and features a full touring-level FOH system, including custom Renkus-Heinz speakers; a Crest V-12, 96-input console; and all Crest amplification, as well as a fully automated lighting system.
The space looks great as you can see below. I’m not aware of any Canadian churches with an integrated recording studio complex.
Why don’t we have that? There is no good reason.
Hey Steve,
I can only think of one good reason: money.
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