Next month the Internet Campus will enter a new phase of growth as we will begin offering “Sim-Live” (Simulated-Live) services.

A Sim-Live service is a re-broadcast of our entire Sunday service (worship, announcements and teaching). We will kick off each service at a specific time and play it straight through while maintaining the interactive components of a live service.  In other words, while it will not be truly live, it will have the feel of a live service.

These new broadcasts will take place at different times throughout the week and will be targeted at different audiences around the world. For example, when Frontline offers live broadcasts Sunday evenings at 5:30 PM ET, our friends in the GMT, GMT +1 and GMT +2 time zones have to stay up until well after midnight to view the service. Now, when we offer a Sim-Live service Wednesday at Noon ET, this becomes an evening broadcast for these people. However, our friends in the United States are still welcome to join us on their lunch breaks! Our desire is to be one global church body that comes online to worship together.

Our “Global Map” feature during a Sunday morning broadcast.

We will begin offering Sim-Live service in phases. Phase 1 will launch March 2 and include the following times…

Wednesdays at Noon ET (frontlinelive.com)
Wednesdays at 2 PM ET (mbclive.org)
Wednesdays at 7:30 PM ET (mbclive.org)

Inspired to volunteer as a greeter or moderator for one of these Sim-Live services? Contact Brandon at brandon.buckner@mcleanbible.org.

See you online!

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