EasyWorship Reviews

Online tech help and prog easy to use!!!

Waiting for updates takes patience??????

They are fixing browser concerns.

Easy to learn and use. We have the premium version and like the graphic slides and mini-movies. Support people are always helpful, patient, and pleasant to work with.

NRSV has come out with an updated version (NRSVUA) but the version on EasyWorship is the older one. We use BibleGateway to print the scriptures for the participants and it now only offers the updated version which means we have to manually change the words to reflect what EasyWorship displays on the screens in the sanctuary.

Business problems? Not sure what you're asking.

the flexibility of use and the availability of all the graphics I need for my services

so far nothing ... they are constantly working on improvements and streamlining use

allowances for lyrics, scriptures and announcements to be projected for the congregation.... better uniformity in singing and reading as everyone sees the same thing

I like that you can add songs and song libraries very easy.

It is a bit difficult to set up corectly the lyrics on screen function for OBS connected devices.

It helps us project on screen the sond lyrics and bible verses.

It's easy of use and the ability to incorporate non-tech volunteers to run its program.

Sometimes incorporating outside materials such as Utube videos or Movies not setup for EasyWorship.

EasyWorship helps bring the worship experience and various services alive! Music, videos, sermon preparation, service starters.

We can use this for regular service on church to present slides of sermons, lyrics so people can sing along.

It's expensive - philippines rate. Most small churches couldn't afford its annual subscription.

It helps solve complicated presentation of lyrics and slides. You can edit other slides while presenting another - which is efficient.

It's easy to use compared to just using regular powerpoints.

It's too expensive for small community churches.

It allows easy navigation of lyrics during praise & worship sessions. It can loop videos and backgrounds allowing better presentations.

This software is easy enough for our volunteers to use and be competent.

Adding a video background by drag-n-drop is much easier than the previous version.

In previous versions (Easy Worship 2009), when a change was made in a PowerPoint document, it was automatically updated in the presentation. With this new version, I have to remove the PPT, make the change, save it, and then re-add to the schedule.

EasyWorship is bringing us into the 21st century with our worship singing ... at least in the presentation.

It is only recently I have begun expolring the features of Easyworship, after many years of basic use. The more I use it the more impressed I get. It has a very "easy" interface.

I have to be honest and say I have not found any drawbacks yet. As I continue to expand my use it it I may well hit issues but nothing yet.

It brings all elements of the Sunday service together in a single user package which I can confidently give to others to run.

I have been doing presentations in church services for a long time and have used many applications. We recently started to live stream our main service on Youtube to our branch in another city. Our main challenge was to be able to broadcast the service from YouTube live and let the secondary church add overlays for in-service announcements. We tried every kind of software known to us and even paid a considerable amount for some without much success. Easy worship was the solution we needed. It was able to this with a lot of ease and has become our presentation tool. It works!

Not much can be said that doesn't work for us. In reality it has worked ok unless we might require more from it in the future. As of now it adequately serves our needs and resolved our biggest headache.

Ability to add overlay announcements while broadcasting from Live YouTube church service from our main center. Now we can allow the secondary church to be in charge of the service and pass on necessary in-service communications.