Video Conferencing for Churches and Small Groups

Churches often need two formats: a way to reach a larger audience for services and teaching, and a way to gather small groups where everyone can speak. Those formats do not need to be separate purchases.

Use the right format for the gathering

Services, teaching, and conferences work well as webinars, where one or a few people present to a larger audience. Small groups, Bible studies, prayer meetings, and leadership meetings work better as meetings, where everyone can participate.

Keep joining simple

The people a congregation most wants to include are often the least able to troubleshoot. Browser-based joining lets a member open a link on the phone, tablet, or computer they already use, without a download or a separate meeting account.

Plan for the room you need

AONMeetings plans support up to 25, 100, or 250 participants, with large-webinar options available when an event needs more capacity. Hosts pay for the plan they need, while attendees join from the invitation link.

Make the replay easy to find

Recordings help people who cannot attend live. Share a clear replay link with the congregation and keep the follow-up in one obvious place, rather than asking people to search an old email thread.