Fifteen real, produced examples: full weekly videos, all three themes, five professional hosts, and the signature pieces churches add on. Watch each one, and read what to notice.
Most search results for church video announcements show you either a single church's raw upload or a stock loop with no announcements in it. This page is different: every example below is a finished, produced piece of the kind our team delivers to churches every Friday. Use them as a bar for what your own announcements can look like, whether you make them in-house or hand them to us. If you are still writing the words, start with the writing guide and the sample scripts.
This is the core product: a church submits its script on Tuesday night, and a produced video like these comes back by Friday at noon, every week.
What to notice: one host carries the whole week, each announcement gets its own custom graphic, and every item ends on a single, concrete next step. No announcement overstays its welcome.
What to notice: the church's own branding runs throughout: logo, colors, and look. The music bed sits under the voice without fighting it, and the pacing keeps a multi-announcement week under a few minutes.
What to notice: the open is warm and fast. Within the first ten seconds you are into the first announcement, which is exactly where a congregation's attention is highest.
Every church picks a theme that carries its whole video: intro, transitions, graphics, and outro. These are the three families, each shown as a produced example.
The feel: clean, bright, and timeless. The look most churches start with, and the one that fits the widest range of congregations.
The feel: bolder motion and a contemporary edge. Popular with churches whose services already lean that direction.
The feel: light, energetic, and friendly. It reads especially well for family ministries and churches with a younger congregation.
A professional host delivers your announcements on camera, and your church picks the host week to week. Here is each host delivering a real example.
What to notice across all five: the delivery is conversational, not read. That comes from scripts written for the ear, which is the single biggest difference between announcements people absorb and announcements people wait out.
Beyond the weekly video, these are the one-time pieces churches add for seasons and special pushes.
What it is: a two to three minute anthem film that tells your church why it exists. Churches run it for vision series, launches, and anniversaries.
What it is: a custom-branded countdown that opens the service with energy instead of a stock timer.
What it is: how weekly announcements work across campuses: shared items once, campus-specific items per campus. More on the multisite page.
What it is: every script coached and upgraded before filming, drawn from a 100-point engagement rubric built on 25,000+ scored scripts.
If you want the full craft breakdown, the writing guide walks through the five principles line by line, and the sample scripts page gives you six finished scripts and a fill-in template you can use this week.
Keep the whole video under three minutes and give each announcement roughly 20 to 40 seconds. Every example on this page follows that shape: one host, a handful of announcements, one clear next step each.
Every example here was produced by Pro Video Announcements, the team behind more than 25,000 produced church announcements for over 100 churches. Churches submit a script on Tuesday and receive their finished video by Friday at noon.
Yes. The Two Free Sundays trial produces your first two weeks free: you submit a real script, and a real produced video comes back each week. A card is required to start, and nothing is charged during the trial.
Your announcements could look like this on Friday.
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