The headquarters of Greater Grace World Outreach is currently located at its megachurch (locally named Greater Grace Church Baltimore) in Baltimore, Maryland.
Greater Grace World Outreach ( GGWO) is a nondenominational evangelical Christian churches that emphasize grace, the finished work, and missions. Successor to "The Bible Speaks" ministry prior to 1987, reformed as GGWO in 1987 Please note that you can enable or disable and delete cookies in your web browser.View of GGWO Sunday morning church service from the AV/IT/WEB studio. For more details please refer to our Terms of Use and/or our Privacy Policy. When you keep using our website, in compliance with Article 22 of Law 34/2002 of the Information Society Services, in the analytical cookies treatment, we have requested your consent to their use. Analytical cookies which allow anonymous analysis of the behavior of web users, measuring user activity and development of navigation profiles in order to improve websites and the experience of future visitors.Customization cookies that allow users to access services according to their preferences (language, browser, configuration, etc.).Technical cookies that facilitate user navigation and use of the various options or services offered by the web, such asas identifying a session, allowing access to certain areas, facilitating orders, purchases, filling out forms, registration, security, facilitating functionalities (videos, social networks, etc.).Often cookies are getting deleted when the user leaves a site or logs out of it.
Cookies can be used to collect and store user data while connected to be able to provide you the requested services. Partnering with Clair and L-Acoustics on this project has been a great experience, and we’re loving the warmth and intimacy we’re now hearing with K3i.”Ĭookies are short reports that are sent and stored on the hard drive of the user's computer through your browser when it connects to a web. “Staff members have told me that they hear details they’ve never heard before, and several long-time attenders who always sit on the far edge of the sanctuary have commented on how they can hear everything much better, especially the pastor’s sermons. “It feels like we’re getting comments after nearly every service about how great everything sounds,” added Smith. It is a simple thing but makes a big difference.”Īnd the church’s AVL team members aren’t the only ones that have noticed. “Because our room is so wide, this actually helps us give a stereo image to the entire room and allows us to utilise panning without losing a vocal or instrument to one side or the other. “Based on a recommendation from L-Acoustics house of worship application manager Josh Maichele, we’re running the three-hang K3i system in a Left-Right-Left configuration rather than a Left-Centre-Right,” he described. The subs and X4i are all powered by three LA4X.Īccording to WOC production manager Nic Smith, the triple array arrangement is intentionally not set up as a traditional L-C-R design. Two stacks of four KS21i subs in a cardioid configuration reside onstage, with two more centred under the stage, while six compact X4i, discreetly mounted into the stage steps, serve as front-fills. The new system now features three arrays, each comprising eight K3i, all powered by six LA12X amplified controllers. K3i is also super versatile it had the tonality needed to reproduce classical and orchestral music, but also enough impact to make the audience feel those high-energy contemporary worship moments.” It has the physical footprint of a typical double 10-inch line array but gives us the punch and performance of a double 12-inch, which is really what their worship space required. “K3i was truly the perfect enclosure for World Outreach. “There wasn’t a cohesive experience across the listening field, which is why we wanted to suggest a line array solution with adjustable horizontal coverage, as it would give us better control and eliminate the need for delay speakers for the upper seating areas.”Īnderson initially considered A15i and Kara IIi-based loudspeaker designs but ultimately specified L-Acoustics’ newest enclosure for the project. “The room had some troublesome reflections and their point source boxes just couldn’t provide the coverage they needed while avoiding putting energy where they didn’t want it,” said Clair Global systems designer, Joe Anderson. Although the church’s current worship space is only 10 years old, the sanctuary’s original sound system was never quite ideal.
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