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Tech Team Time

Posted on April 28, 2007 | Filed Under XL Volunteers 

As I look at all of the volunteers that we have at XL, one of the teams that stays in the background almost all of the time is the Tech Team.  The team is made up of some great guys that are willing to go the extra mile to make sure everything in the service runs as smoothly as possible.  First, you have Ryan Cleary, of ClearSpan Communications.  Ryan is not actually in the booth each week right now, but you have to recognize that, without Ryan’s help, we would not be where we are today.  Ryan and his Dad, Ben, were in the building working like crazy before any of us.  He has worked many hours at some random times to put our sound and video system together.  He has definitely put it out for the ministry and it is much appreciated.

 Then you have the guys running the lights.  Shaun Aycock does a great job of leading out in this area.  He has Zack Huston working with him on a regular basis and they do a great job of making sure everyone can enjoy the service.  Trust me, it takes a lot of work with lights to make me look good on stage.

Then there’s Craig Bagwell.  Craig has recently become famous for making the leg lamp for the man lounge.  In the booth he runs the computer and everything that we see on the screens.  He has recruted his brother Jonathan, who then recruted his friend, Matthew, and they all work together to do a super job back there.  Jonathan did almost give his life in setting up the stage one day, so we’re thankful that he’s still with us.

Along with these guys you have Neil Conn, who runs the video camera and Tim Raley, who edits/shoots video, and also tells us when our packages come in at UPS, but that’s for a different blog.  Anyway, you also have Tony Walker, Andy Allen and Kyle Smith that help in a variety of ways.  Our newest addition is Brian Pelfrey and, boy, if he only knew what all is coming his way.

I just want to say a HUGE thank you to each of these guys.  Like I said, the always go above and beyond to make for a great service.  God really blessed us with so many willing, and qualified, volunteers.  Thanks God!

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