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LiveWorship 1.3.65


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Requirements Mac OS X 10.3 or later/ Quicktime 7.0.3 or later/ MS PowerPoint (for PowerPoint only)
Downloads 21 Limitations None
Publisher Horizon Technology File Size 0
Date added 10 Jan 2008 Check your speed

LiveWorship is a new, powerful church presentation software for both Windows and Macintosh OS X platforms. It puts the power of enhanced worship presentation in your hands. LiveWorship's graphical interface is simple, yet powerful. It's as easy as drag, drop and Worship! It's non-linear control uses slide thumbnail images that display with one click. A powerful database keeps all of your song lyrics, backgrounds, Bible translations, video, and music at the touch of your fingertips. LiveWorship allows church volunteers to build presentations in minutes. You can edit presentations "on-the-fly" so you never have to interrupt your presentation to add slides, change slides, fonts, backgrounds, and more. LiveWorship comes loaded with popular Bible translations like the NIV, NRSV, KJV, the Message and many others so you can reach your church in compelling ways! Technology should never be a distraction to worship. Let LiveWorship move you beyond the technology!

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