Outside of Kansas City, Mo., is LifeQuest Church, otherwise known as the “Perfect Church for Imperfect People.”
The church opened in 2003 and, in the last 18 years, has grown its congregation to have 300+ active members.
Led by pastor Chris Pinion, worship and student pastor Tim Goulet and creative pastor Jordan Mills, LifeQuest Church has created “an environment that invites everyone for in-person and now live-streamed services.”
Living in the digital age, LifeQuest Church found that high-quality videos and graphics play a key role in speaking to its congregation and knew updating its projector technology would provide an enhanced experience for both in-person and virtual services.
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Working with Shepherd Multimedia, Mills wanted to provide the congregation with high-quality imagery to create an immersive experience.
“We want to do everything with excellence—and we want to do it right,” he said. “When it came time for the church to upgrade its projector, we began our journey to finding a new one that wouldn’t just match what we had before but would instead enhance it.”
LifeQuest Church now utilizes three Maxell MC-WX8265 LCD projectors to create a triple-wide display at the front of the sanctuary. From immersive graphics to song lyrics, the vibrant display welcomes the congregation to join the service both in-person and at home.
Inside the LifeQuest Church Installation
Along with standard features such as Perfect Fit 2, the MC-WX8265 LCD projector has 6,500 ANSI lumens brightness and Accentualizer technology to provide vivid imagery for virtual and in-person viewers.
“The Maxell projectors fit all our needs as a church and our price range,” said Mills. “In the end, the decision really came down to quality. Working with Shepherd Multimedia, we took up a special offering and cast the vision for our LifeQuesters on how updating the projectors can, and would, enhance the worship experience.
“We wanted to be sure that what we bought would make an immediate impact,” he said.
Prior to 2020, LifeQuest Church had been live-streaming its services as an afterthought, thinking maybe someone will see it and show up in-person.
Now, Mills says that live-streaming the services is becoming an outreach opportunity, a way to share their message and services with those who may not otherwise experience it.
With many worshipers feeling safest at home, live-streaming allows those who are geographically far to join in and still feel connected to their congregation.
The new projectors and triple wide setup has opened creative possibilities for LifeQuest Church. Now able to project larger, clearer images and videos, the pastors and congregation have seen a noticeable difference.
“I didn’t realize that video could be this sharp and clear,” said Mills.
