When considering new songs for our church communities there are a few things we should consider. This article talks though some questions we and our teams can ask to make sure the songs we’re choosing will be a good fit.
https://thechurchcollective.com/worship-planning/worship-planning-new-songs-part-1
Again we find ourselves in the idea generating mode as we present this article. Perhaps one of these ideas might create a memorable moment for life change while pointing to Jesus. We’d love to hear what you’ve got planned for the Christmas season!
Peace with you.
http://thecreativepastor.com/9-easy-ideas-for-a-memorable-christmas-service/
Being on the same page musically is one thing. Being together spiritually as worship leaders is another thing altogether that can dramatically influence the worship environment that your church is sharing. This article shares one leader’s practice for having planned times together with your worship leading team to grow spiritually together.
Ever wonder how to help the congregation transition in between songs or how to move on to another part of the service smoothly? This blog addresses that topic in a practical way so that transitions become less of a distraction from worship. I hope you find it helpful.
Is there anything practical that you do to transition in worship?
http://thechurchcollective.com/worship-planning/the-in-between-transitions-in-worship
Times of sadness and sorrow are promised to us in our lives. With instant access to news and the trouble in our world, we must consider how this affects our communities. As leaders, how is it that we should respond in these circumstances? How do we corporately acknowledge and bring life during these times of sorrow?
Here's a blog from Paul Bloche that addresses just that:
http://www.leadworship.com/pauls-blog/worship-in-times-of-sorrow/
