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 ====== Mission & Vision ======
-**//To serve the church by providing excellent audio, visual, and lighting support, ensuring the Gospel of Jesus is clearly seen and heard.//**
+==== Mission ====
+//To glorify God by ministering through technical stewardship—serving the congregation with excellence in audio, visual, and lighting production.//
-Core Values for team culture:
+==== Vision ====
+//An engaging worship environment where technology seamlessly serves the Word and the Gospel is proclaimed without hindrance.//
-  * **Excellence, Not Perfection**: The goal is to do the best with the resources available, minimizing technical distractions so the congregation can focus on the service.
+===== Core Values for team culture: =====
-  * **Servant Leadership**: Technology is a tool for ministry, not a stage for performance. The team operates behind the scenes to elevate the overall worship experience.
+  * **Excellence, Not Perfection**: The goal is to do the best with the resources available, minimizing technical distractions so the congregation can focus on worshiping and hearing God .
+  * **Servant Leadership**: Technology is a tool for ministry, not a stage for performance. The team operates behind the scenes to elevate the overall experience of worshiping and hearing Jesus.
   * **Continuous Equipping**: A commitment to training and mentoring volunteers, ensuring they feel confident, supported, and spiritually fed, rather than just being used for tasks.
   * **Adaptability**: The readiness to troubleshoot calmly under pressure and pivot when live services do not go exactly as planned.
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   * **Front of House (FOH)**: Originating from theater tradition, FOH refers to "in front of the stage" or the physical area where the congregation (the "house") resides.
-  * **Fader**: A sliding physical control on a mixing console used to smoothly adjust the volume of an audio signal.
   * **Gain**: The initial adjustment of an audio signal's input level before it is routed or processed through the mixing console.
   * **Unity Gain**: The setting on a fader—typically marked as "0" or "U"—where an audio signal passes through without its volume being boosted or reduced.
+  * **Fader**: A sliding physical control on a mixing console used to smoothly adjust the volume of an audio signal.
   * **XLR**: The standard three-pin cable used to carry balanced audio signals, most commonly used for microphones.