Walk into most small churches across Asia and there is no projection system — song lyrics are read from worn hymnals, announcements are spoken and forgotten, and the software that larger churches use for the overhead screen costs more than the church’s monthly budget, before you even buy the computer to run it.
Church Box turns retired computers — like the 2012–2014 Mac minis that can be bought second-hand for very little — into ready-to-use worship systems. Each one runs Linux and purpose-built presentation software for the worship service: song lyrics and Scripture on the big screen, message slides between segments, all simple enough for any volunteer to drive. The same box can also power digital signage around the church during the week. Low-cost hardware, free software, one box — plug it in and worship.
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