The Churchfront team on stage at the Churchfront Conference

About Churchfront

We equip church leaders and spaces for thriving ministry

A family-owned AVL integrator in Melbourne, Florida, working with churches across the country through design, installation, training and content.

Who we are

Founded in 2016 to help churches build thriving ministries

Jake Gosselin started Churchfront with a simple mission: help churches build thriving worship and production ministries. We are family owned, based in Melbourne, Florida, and we serve churches through training, content, consulting and AVL integration.

We believe every church, whatever its size or budget, deserves the tools, systems and support to create excellent worship experiences and develop healthy ministry teams.

Jake Gosselin, founder of Churchfront, leading worship with a guitar on stage

Our story

From a YouTube channel to a national AVL integrator

Churchfront did not start as an integration company. It started with one worship tech leader trying to answer the questions nobody else was answering.

  1. 2016

    A camera, a microphone and a question

    Jake Gosselin started Churchfront to share what he was learning about worship technology, first on YouTube and then on the podcast. The audience grew quickly, because church tech leaders had nowhere else to get straight answers.

    Jake Gosselin filming an early Churchfront YouTube video at home
    Filming at home, 2017.
  2. 2018

    Training, then a team

    Online courses followed the videos, and the first hires came on to build and support them. Teaching stopped being a side project and became the work.

    The Churchfront ProPresenter course
    The ProPresenter course, 2018.
  3. 2020

    The year every church went live

    When churches had to start streaming overnight, our tutorials and gear guides became the reference a lot of teams leaned on. As we grew to four or five people, churches began asking us to consult directly, first over the phone and then on site in their rooms.

    Jake Gosselin working through a console with a church staff team during a consulting visit
    On site with a church team.
  4. 2022

    From advice to installation

    Churches kept asking us to build what we had designed for them, so we added AVL integration: consulting, design, engineering, procurement, installation and commissioning under one accountable partner.

    A church auditorium mid-installation during an AVL upgrade
    Mid-install on an AVL upgrade.
  5. Today

    National integration, and still teaching

    More than fourteen people work out of Melbourne, Florida, delivering integration projects across the country while the videos, the podcast, the courses and the annual conference keep going. Every one of us serves in a local church, and many have studied theology, music ministry and preaching. The ministry side is not a marketing angle. It is where we spend our Sundays.

    Aaron terminating a Churchfront rack build on a job site
    Aaron terminating a rack on a recent build.

How we work

What you can
count on.

01

We have been where you are.

We have actually run the systems we build, as pastors, worship leaders, technical directors and production volunteers in the local church. We have mixed the Sunday service and trained the nervous first-time volunteer. So when we design a system, we are designing for the person who has to run it, because we have stood exactly where you are standing.

02

The right-sized system for your church.

Some churches need a full overhaul. Others need a few smart changes to fix what is holding them back. We recommend what actually serves your ministry and your budget: the system that fits where your church is today and where it is headed.

03

We train your team.

A system is only as good as the team running it. We do not call a project finished until your volunteers are confident on Sunday morning. We train your people on the systems we build and stay with you after launch, so the room keeps working long after we drive away.

04

We are with you for the long haul.

We build relationships, not just installs. When you are ready to expand, upgrade or troubleshoot down the road, you are calling a partner who already knows your room.

From a client

From helping refine our vision, to designing a system that fit into that vision, and then professionally integrating that system into our church with no disruption of Sunday services. Churchfront was there all the way.
Micah Handy Production Director, Oakridge Free Methodist Church

The team

The people behind Churchfront

The leaders you will work with directly, alongside the designers, engineers, installers and producers who carry the work.

Jake Gosselin, President at Churchfront

Jake Gosselin

President

Luke Jackson, Director of Sales at Churchfront

Luke Jackson

Director of Sales

Spencer Trefzger, Director of Design and Engineering at Churchfront

Spencer Trefzger

Director of Design and Engineering

Sean Bennett, Director of Consulting at Churchfront

Sean Bennett

Director of Consulting

Matt Woltjer, Director of Integration at Churchfront

Matt Woltjer

Director of Integration

James Garrett, Design Engineer at Churchfront

James Garrett

Design Engineer

Jesse Biron, Procurement Manager at Churchfront

Jesse Biron

Procurement Manager

Chris Heric, AVL Installation Foreman at Churchfront

Chris Heric

AVL Installation Foreman

Josue Escobar, Consultant at Churchfront

Josue Escobar

Consultant

Leadership

The leaders we learn from

Church technology is a leadership question before it is a gear question. On the Churchfront Podcast we sit down with leaders who are building healthy teams and healthy churches, and we publish the whole conversation.

Carey Nieuwhof on the Churchfront Podcast

Carey Nieuwhof

Author and host of the Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast

Erwin McManus on the Churchfront Podcast

Erwin McManus

Founder and lead pastor, Mosaic

Josh Howerton on the Churchfront Podcast

Josh Howerton

Lead pastor, Lakepointe Church

Listen to the podcast

Tell us about your project.

Every project starts with a conversation, not a quote. Tell us what your church is working toward and we will tell you honestly what it takes to get there.

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