Connecting churches together is more exciting than ever with the new tools at our disposal! Sometimes, technology can feel like a barrier instead, and it’s encouraging if something goes wrong or proves challenging to do, that there is a support team to call.
We’ve all been there, and we know you need someone to turn when this happens. We can get you back on track, and you can continue to focus on finding exciting ways to share the good news: even from a distance.
April 2026 has been an exciting month as we plan for the birth of two new Hub Churches; one in Manitoba and the other in Thunder Bay Ontario. Typical stories in the Church environment are of amalgamation, down sizing, struggle and closure.
The opportunity to explore the interconnection of several satellite sites and multi-denominational worship with technology being the transport layer for alternating theological sources does warm my soul.
I invite you to stay tuned as Anglican, Presbyterian, and United Church groups are working together to provide shared worship services with one rural community in Northern Ontario.
If you want more information about the project “Rural Connect”, you can contact our support team at Amik Technology Inc., or any of the hub partners such as George Bott at St John’s in Marathon, or Meryl Gillmore at Southampton United Church.
Technical Support
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Knowledge base
Video and Text based guides for the hub, satellites, and v-mix.
Hub & Satellite Equipment Available
The United Church of Canada has unallocated hub and satellite equipment. If you are interessted in taking part in this product please enquire.
Rack shown is Gen 1, racks available are a later version using NDI cameras and either polycom or clearone mixers
