Projects tagged ‘scripture’

openlp.org is an open source lyrics projection program written specially for churches. It can display songs, Bible verses, videos, images and even PowerPoint presentations if PowerPoint XP or higher ... [More] is installed. openlp.org keeps a database of songs, which you can add, edit and update. You can import songs from other openlp.org songs databases or even other presentation applications. openlp.org features a completely translatable interface, so that you can have openlp.org in your own langauge. openlp.org is in use in churches all around the world, from the USA to the UK to Japan, from the Netherlands to Canada to South Africa, from Australia to the Phillipines. [Less]

openworship is a centralized web-based system for scheduling services, managing teams and communicating effectively with members of those teams. openworship will allow a music minister and/or pastor ... [More] to assemble a plan for upcoming services. The project aims to integrate with projects such as opensong.org and openlp.org. For a list of potential features, take a look at our FeatureList wiki page. Freenode IRC Channel: #openworship Google Code Page: http://code.google.com/p/openworship/ Google Dev List: http://groups.google.com/group/openworshipdev [Less]

The WordSend project consists of a set of software tools that convert Scripture file formats to and from USFM or USFX for the purpose of typesetting, publication, and archiving translations of the ... [More] Holy Bible in many languages. This is a cross-platform, open source project based on Microsoft .NET and the Mono Project with GTK (depending on the platform). The primary development language is C#. The primary platforms targeted are: Microsoft Windows XP or Vista, Linux (with emphasis on Debian and Ubuntu), and Mac OS X. WordSend works with a word processor to do the 'heavy lifting' of Scripture typesetting. The initial target is Microsoft Office Word 2003 or 2007, but we have plans to support Openoffice.org Writer (and anything else that supports Open Document Text). If you want to be informed of updates to WordSend, you may join the mailing list at http://groups.google.com/group/wordsend or http://lists.ebible.org/mailman/listinfo/wordsend for the (currently very infrequent) updates. More information is available at http://eBible.org/wordsend/. [Less]

ExegeticaIn a nutshell, I have envisioned Exegetica to include a comprehensive set of collaborative Bible study tools for user-created study groups online. Notes and other group- or user-generated ... [More] content can be selectively shared or hidden from the public or other groups. A "supergroup" of sorts could also be created in which all subgroups shared common notes and resources. The basic scripture database has been implemented; however, this project has yet to gain any serious traction. Feature Ideas include: Inductive Bible study tools (based off the Precept inductive Bible study method) Marking and highlighting for any group of characters or phrases Dynamically created discussion feature for any of the marked or highlighted content Commentary system If you are interested in contributing to this project, please e-mail the lead developer at exegetica-at-gmail-dot-com. A word from the Lead Developer:My name is Brian Bowden, and I am a senior in Computer Science at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. My concentration is in Scientific Applications, and I am preparing to attend the university's Graduate School of Computational Engineering. I have spent several years as a high school geek and college student developing web applications, and I wanted to develop a project that would be fun, educational, and benefit my fellow believers in Christ. Any assistance with this project will be welcomed. Just like most others who develop open source software, I have work that takes priority over this project. However, if interest is shown in furthering this project's development, I will devote as much time as possible to help those who have also donated time and effort. [Less]

The Lutheran Lectionary Project provides a PHP based library for abstracting out the Church's lectionary calendar, and furthermore enables the development of web applications utilizing ... [More] lectionary-based materials. The library provides methods for calculating the week in the church year based upon a given date. The project initially supports the calculation of Sundays within the Historic One Year Lectionary, however it also supports calculating the Michelmas variation and hopes to expand to support other variations in the various Lutheran lectionary traditions. [Less]

setBeforeMe (Ps. 119:30) is a screensaver designed to display text, such as quotations, over an image background. The primary focus is on taking advantage of unused screen time to keep reminding the ... [More] user of desired words and ideas, long-term. A secondary focus is on aesthetic quality. Possible applications for content include remembering Bible verses, pithy quotations, or foreign language vocabulary. Distinctive features:text and background images are completely user-specifiable text and backgrounds are independent of each other user can configure how long text is displayed (which may depend on number of characters) quality, antialiased text rendering text and backgrounds zoom and pan slowly (at user option) proper handling of non-Roman scripts, including right-to-left, thanks to Pango cross-platform, using GTK+ backgrounds can be gif, jpg, png, or bmp text and backgrounds can come from RSS or Atom feeds automatic, configurable word wrapping for long text certain HTML formatting tags are supported in text Status:setBeforeMe is in pre-alpha as of 2008-08-14. [Less]

Scripture Marker is a Web-based application that provides access to various books of scripture. It aims to make studying scripture online more like studying scripture offline, including the ability ... [More] to mark and annotate verses, compare translations, and view in a more traditional format. [Less]

Dramatizer produces a series of scripts that will be helpful to the director and recordist in making an audio dramatized version of a portion of the Bible. Dramatizer produces a master script for ... [More] human use and also a master script for the computer to use. Dramatizer produces a script for each speaker (voice talent) with just his/her clips. Dramatizer links to Cool Edit or Audacity or Audition or your audio recording program with the proper wave file to record for a particular clip. Recordings can be done in sequence or out of sequence (by speaker number) or a combination of these. Dramatizer helps organize the hundreds or thousands of wave files created. The interface can be localized. French and Portuguese are currently available. Note: be sure to uninstall older versions of Dramatizer before installing a newer version. Your work will remain. Just the program and related files are uninstalled. Be sure to email jim_albright@wycliffe.org that you are trying out Dramatizer. I want to know that it works or has problems. It is production ready now. The menus are able to be modified into other languages now. Please send me the modified localization.txt file. It is located where you installed Dramatizer in a folder called requiredFiles. I will include your language in the next distribution. The NET Bible files are used with permission of BSP. Copyright © 1996-2007 by Biblical Studies Press (BSP), L.L.C. and the authors. All rights reserved. You can download your own copy of the NET Bible for free at http://www.bible.org/ Note: If novices are going to install the Dramatizer, it might be helpful if they understood that these steps are involved: They will probably need to install .NET Framework. When they try to install Dramatizer, Windows will ask if it is OK to install .NET Framework A page will come up with many choices. Choose: .NET Framework 3.5 Runtime (or later) You then have to click on the installation option again. Go to Start and run the program. Please add any feature requests or bug notifications on the "Issues" page. If you want to see how to localize Dramatizer you can import the localization.txt file into a spread sheet. If the program freezes while processing your data, the first place to look is to make sure you have matching quote marks. Every open quote mark must have a matching close mark. A dialogue quote mark is closed by a following new line. [Less]

This project is intended to become the home for OurWord. Currently this will be limited to bug tracking, because there is some proprietary code that I must replace prior to being legal to go completely open source.

Many services are moving to web. The goal of this project to provide multilingual on-line Bible study tool accessible from everywhere, providing many Bible translation and other study material. The ... [More] tool will enable users to post wiki style comments to build shared source of knowledge to support growing fellowship of Jesus. Thank you for support! How to get involvedIf you want to become a member of this project please drop an e-mail at slesinger{at}gmail{dot}com You can help within following areas: contribute with your brainstorming ideas to discussion list to build a vision http://groups.google.com/group/bible-online help to build design future version http://code.google.com/p/bible-online/wiki/Idea?ts=1237299326&updated=Idea make yourself a commitment to use Bible Online and report issues http://code.google.com/p/bible-online/issues/list spread word about Bible Online, make links from your web site provide actual content (new Bible translations, supporting material) or let us know what is missing contribute your comments to theological content in wiki style system (not available yet) translate web interface to your language - TranslatingUserInterface become a member of development team Road Mapgo to RoadMap to find out plans for future development. Screenshot [Less]