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Hi there, <br />
I'm trying to come up with what would be the best platform to built a website for a church. I know this question isn't easy but let me give you a few details on the church so a better suggestion can be provide it. <br />
1. the church uses a live-stream component and over 20,000 concurrent viewer watch its live sermons. <br />
2. the church has a shopping cart where some sermons are made available for people to download. <br />
3. The church uses a online-donating option. <br />
They would like to keep this functionality. <br />
Currently they are using:<br />
Webserver: Apache 2.2.22<br />
Framework: Drupal 7 <br />
Language: PHP 5.3.10-1ubuntu3.24<br />
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Suggestions?<br />
Thanks!
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Hi there, 
I'm trying to come up with what would be the best platform to built a website for a church. I know this question isn't easy but let me give you a few details on the church so a better suggestion can be provide it. 
1. the church uses a live-stream component and over 20,000 concurrent viewer watch its live sermons. 
2. the church has a shopping cart where some sermons are made available for people to download. 
3. The church uses a online-donating option. 
They would like to keep this functionality. 
Currently they are using:
Webserver: Apache 2.2.22
Framework: Drupal 7 
Language: PHP 5.3.10-1ubuntu3.24

Suggestions?
Thanks!

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