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LittleBrother, that isn't exactly a fair statement... People have used HIKvision cameras to broadcast to youtube and other streaming sources live in native 1080p, the only difficult part would be a quality sound link which would require an additional microphone.
@Majorxx At any rate.. If you want to broadcast live services as well as save them for later viewing you can do this a number of ways, below is one option.
1. Look for a high quality HD web camera - Professional ones designed for Web Conferences in business/conference room environments rooms will work best - typically $200 - $300.
2. Connect that camera to a PC and assure you have a quality video and audio connection.
3. Apply to Youtube to be a channel partner - you're a non-profit church, so you will not be required to have views and minimums like a normal person trying to live stream for $$$ would.
4. Once approved you will be able to live stream your services to those at home, and also record and save them for later viewing.
Littlebrothers options will also work but that will require someone to physically connect the camera, pull the video down, rip it, upload it, etc etc. The Youtube option allows those at home to participate live and all you do is click a single button at the start of the service "Broadcast now" and click "stop" at the end. Those at home can watch live, those not awake or available at that time can watch the recorded session in an hour or two ones it saves over.
one last note - the unstated obvious is you and your viewers will need high speed internet.