Simulator — practice and planning only

Church Tech Emergency Simulator

Stay calm when sound, projector, livestream, or Wi-Fi fails before or during service.

Scenario: Service is about to start or already started, and something is wrong with sound, projector, livestream, camera, or Wi-Fi.

Church tech volunteers are doing something important and often with limited training. A calm mind is the most valuable tool when things go wrong.

What is failing?

When is service?

Any safety signs?

Is there a simple backup available?

Select what is failing and service timing to run the simulation.

Church Tech Emergency Simulator Checklist

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Identified which tech system is failing before touching anything

Checked for burning smell, sparks, hot equipment, or loose mounted hardware

Stopped using affected equipment if any safety sign was present

Assessed urgency — is service happening now or is there time to troubleshoot?

Communicated calmly with the service leader about the situation

Used or considered a simple backup plan to keep service moving

Did not attempt to fix powered-on equipment that is hot, sparking, or damaged

Checked cable connections gently before assuming deeper failure

Opened Sunday Morning Tech Emergency checklist for step-by-step guidance

Documented the issue for follow-up after service

Called for qualified help for safety signs or equipment damage

This was a simulator practice — not a real diagnosis

This simulator is for practice and planning only. It does not diagnose problems, replace emergency services, or replace licensed professionals. In any real emergency, stop and call for qualified help immediately.

Know When to Call a Pro

Call qualified help for burning smell, sparks, hot equipment, loose mounted projectors or speakers, or unsafe electrical conditions.

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