OneDrive
Uploading to Microsoft OneDrive
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Open OneDrive App
Launch the OneDrive app on your phone. If you don't have it installed, download it free from the App Store or Google Play Store. Sign in with your Microsoft account.
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Tap the Add Button
Look for the "+" icon, typically located at the top or bottom of the screen. Tap it to reveal upload options.
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Select Upload
Choose Upload from the menu that appears. You'll be prompted to select what type of content you want to upload.
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Choose Your Video
Navigate to your phone's gallery, select the video you just recorded, and confirm. Watch the progress bar as your video uploads.
OneDrive Organization Tip
Create a dedicated folder called "My Videos" or "Community Videos" to keep your uploads organized. Tap the folder icon, then "New Folder" to create one before uploading.
Dropbox
Uploading to Dropbox
Important Reminder
Keep the Dropbox app open until you see the confirmation message that your upload is complete. Closing the app too early may interrupt the upload process.
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Open Dropbox App
Launch the Dropbox app. Download it from the App Store or Google Play if needed, then sign in with your Dropbox credentials.
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Tap the Plus Icon
Find the "+" button, usually at the bottom center of the screen. Tap it to access upload options.
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Select Upload Files
From the menu that appears, choose Upload Files. This will open your phone's file browser.
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Choose and Upload
Navigate to your videos, select the one you want to upload, and tap confirm. Monitor the upload progress indicator.
Who We Are, and Who We're Not
Our Mission Statement
"To Reclaim the Arts for Christ - to Build, Grow, Nourish, and Unite His Church, Revealing His Kingdom to the World."
We're Not a Church
AChA is not a church. We are a non-profit Christian arts organisation—and that distinction matters. We are not here to promote or enforce a particular set of doctrines. Instead, our focus is on Christ and the Gospel, which we aim to express to the best of our ability through the creative arts. Read more about our balanced and nuanced approach to ecumenism here.
(Read Matthew 7:16)
We Have a 'Creative Company' Model
Think of us less as a church that does the arts, and more as a 'theatre company,' but with a Kingdom purpose. We are seeking to build something fit for use by God. To do this, we believe that clarity surrounding who we are called to be, and who we're not, allows us to serve in one accord, for as long as the Lord wills each of us to do so.
(Read Exodus 31:2–5, Exodus 35:30–35 & Exodus 36:1)
We're a Registered Charity
Australian Christian Arts is a registered charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC).
This means we are formally recognised as a charity in Australia and are held to standards of transparency and accountability. For our members, this gives confidence that you are part of an organisation operating with integrity and good governance.
For more about our governance click here.
Theatrically Run Tech Rehearsals
As a performing arts organisation, our tech and dress rehearsals are run in a theatrical style, not typical choir or orchestra fashion. This includes dedicated time for lighting programming, blocking, staging adjustments, and other theatrical elements. Members should expect these rehearsals to follow theatre company conventions rather than traditional church or concert ensemble practices.
View Details About Australian Christian Arts Limited On the ACNC Website