As part of the Park Plaza mission trip to New Orleans, we conducted a worship leaders clinic with in-depth discussion facilitated by Dave Reynolds, followed by practical critique. The Lord’s hand was on the day as we made impressive progress throughout the sessions at the Carrollton Church of Christ.
Pictured: Shane Coffman teaching two classes on worship planning. This week found a very diverse group of worship leaders attending a four-day, intensive bootcamp for the sole purpose of improving the important skills of worship leading. Check out the photo gallery here. Empahsis was placed upon non-verbal communication, including smiling during joy-filled songs, driving the [...]
It did not take long after our full-time foray into congregational singing/worship workshops for us to discover the vast shortage of well-trained worship leaders. It’s one thing for our workshops to facilitate a profound awareness of a congregation’s potential; and yet another for them to sustain their discovery. There is a tremendous need for dedicated [...]
When it comes to worship, why not offer God our absolute best? Yet, in far too many settings, worship is approached in a lifeless and half-hearted manner. If you could choose (from the list) the top one area you’d like to see improved with your assembly experience, which one would be your top choice? QuestionsView [...]
Last evening, the Newark church hosted a worship leader session as we discussed the philosophy of worship leading. The insightful comments stirred further discussion, which served as a springboard for the rest of the weekend.
How important is the worship leader in setting the tone for the entire worship assembly? DiscussionsView Results
I am of the opinion that the church is experiencing an extreme drought when it comes to well-prepared and qualified worship leaders who are available to serve. Although we have seen an outstanding emphasis on training preachers and youth ministers (including graduate training), education for worship ministers has been pitifully inadequate in the circles that [...]
(Pictured is the class of February 2009) I am of the opinion that the church is experiencing an extreme drought when it comes to well-prepared and qualified worship leaders who are available to serve. Although we have seen an outstanding emphasis on training preachers and youth ministers (including graduate training), education for worship ministers has [...]
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