The SALT team is responsible for setup of equipment before the service and teardown after the service. SALT members are also involved in special programs such as concerts, dramas, pageants, school programs, weddings, etc. SALT's job is to make sure the spoken word can be clearly heard by all, help musicians and singers blend into worshipful music, and adjust lighting so it is appropriate for the mood of the service. If you are a greeter, an usher, or are tending a restless child, you can see and hear the service on a large screen TV in the Narthex because a member of SALT is busy operating the video camera. If you were unable to attend the service, or enjoyed it so much that you want to see or hear it again, you can purchase either a video or audio tape.
Tapes are also available for shut-ins and hospital visits.
Again, a member of SALT provided this service. If you are celebrating a special occasion such as a baptism or a wedding, you can request a member of SALT to make a video tape for you to keep the memory. The members of SALT are busiest during special programs, dramas, plays, concerts, and festivals. SALT does much of the behind the sceens work at these activities. Although being a member of SALT can be challenging, it is also rewarding.