Altar Live
Description
Altar Live is built for churches that want online gatherings to feel like real community, not just a video someone watches alone. It combines church live streaming and video conferencing in one place, so your Sunday service, midweek prayer night, staff meeting, and small groups can all live under the same roof. The big idea is simple: people connect best when they can see each other, talk naturally, and move around the room, even if the room is digital. That is why Altar Live focuses on participation, not passive viewing, giving churches a way to create an atmosphere that feels welcoming, organized, and genuinely human. Instead of treating your livestream like a one way broadcast, Altar Live adds the social layer most platforms miss. Attendees can gather in smaller watch parties, join tables and breakout spaces, and keep conversations going after the main service ends, the same way people would linger in a lobby or foyer in person. Hosts and greeters can actively meet newcomers, start conversations, and follow up in a way that does not rely on someone feeling brave enough to speak up in a public chat. It also helps leaders stop guessing who is actually engaging. Altar Live surfaces useful insight, including notifications when someone joins for the first time, plus analytics that can help you understand engagement patterns across both guests and returning attendees. For many churches, that visibility turns online ministry from a “we hope people are watching” scenario into something measurable and improvable. Setup is designed to be straightforward, whether you are streaming live or using a pre recorded video. Altar Live supports common video sources and streaming methods, and it is built to fit alongside the tools you already use. Churches can also integrate the experience into their existing website and branding, which makes the online campus feel like an extension of your community rather than another random link people forget. For teams running multiple ministries, the ability to host concurrent events is a practical win, because it means your church can run small groups and meetings without juggling separate platforms, separate logins, and separate habits. If you are searching for an online church platform, church livestream engagement tools, a Zoom alternative for churches, or a simple way to host interactive services and meetings all week, Altar Live is positioned for that exact need. It is not just about streaming a sermon, it is about creating a space where people feel seen, welcomed, and connected, even when they are joining from a phone, a laptop, or across the world.