Centralized media platform helps churches stay organized, streamline collaboration, and reduce reliance on disconnected tools
Murrieta, CA – December 16, 2025 – DigitalGlue is very grateful, especially at this time of the year, that its creative.space platform has expanded its footprint within the House of Worship market as churches like North Point Ministries, Rock City Church, and Saddleback Church look for better ways to manage their increasing volume of weekend message recordings, worship captures, and ministry content. With creative teams often relying on volunteers and part-time staff, organization and consistency become essential elements in the production and post-production process. creative.space answers the need by providing a central location for all media, giving teams clarity and confidence in how their content is stored, accessed, and shared.
creative.space eliminates the need to move files between drives, folders, and cloud buckets. Editors and operators work directly from the live file on the server, reducing version confusion and saving significant time during weekly preparation for services and ministry events.
The platform’s latest software release adds two features designed specifically to help churches simplify collaboration and keep content organized. creative.space Review provides a built-in review and approval environment that removes the need for external SaaS tools, allowing pastors, worship leaders, and creative staff to view cuts and leave notes directly in the platform without separate accounts or exporting media. Multi-Space Tagging allows teams to categorize and track content across multiple Spaces simultaneously, allowing message recordings, worship sessions, children’s ministry projects, and creative assets to be easily grouped to reflect the church’s internal structure.
“These updates were developed with the specific needs of churches in mind,” said Sean Busby, President of DigitalGlue. “Many ministries rely on rotating teams and limited time. creative.space helps them stay organized, stay aligned, and focus more energy on creating content that supports their mission.”
Adoption of creative.space continues to expand among churches of all sizes. Recent installations include Battle Creek Church, Church of the Resurrection, Church Unlimited, Faith Promise Church, Fellowship Church, Lutheran Church of Hope, Mountain Brook Community Church, North Point Ministries, Passion City Church, Rock City Church, Saddleback Church, The Belonging Co, Trinity Worship Center, Wave Church, and Without Walls Church.
