I was just wondering how often - if ever-any other worship leaders use a capella. There are some songs it just works best for. Especially those for which I don't have chord charts. Lol.


Anyway I just though it might be a fun discussion to have and see what others think....

So, we are currently evaluating the song aspect of our service. On one hand we have people who are content with the way it is being done and allowing people to express their own worship in their own way. They are free to raise their hands while singing, sit, stand and not even sing or whatever. Then there are others who want to engage the congregation a little bit more. They want to tell people...

We lost a giant. If you don't know who he was, Google him. You're welcome....

[url]https://worshipartistry.com/greenroom/general/10-ways-to-be-the-worst-worship-musician-ever[/url]...

I'm guessing that when you lead worship, there's usually a projector and screen with song words.

How many words are on the screen, and why?





[CENTER][B][FONT="Arial Black"][SIZE="7"]Does your church use
such a giant font that the
songs are all cut up into
tiny bits that don't flow[/SIZE][/FONT][/B]





[FONT="Arial Black"][SIZE="7"]nicely into lines?[/SIZE][/FONT]





[B][FONT="Franklin Gothic Medium"][SIZE="5"]Perhaps I'm unusual:
I like...

Has anyone ever been to, heard of or been involved in an open mic night of worship? I was thinking of putting together something at our church once a month to get local Christian musicians together. Any feedback would be great.
Thanks....