Intro to Worship Ministry from a Christian Perspective

At the end of this lesson, you will be able to:

1. Know what is praise and worship.
2. Reflect on what or who do you worship.
3. Apply the 'worship' acronym to your own ministry.
4. Teach others on the principles of praise and worship.

By completing the reflection questions from lesson 2, you will be able to apply the theory of The Key Principles of Praise and Worship to your own personal life and develop your walk and relationship with God.

At the end of this lesson, you will be able to:

1. Teach others on how to identify their call for worship ministry.
2. Understand the importance of 'the anointing' in worship ministry.

By completing the reflection questions from lesson 3, you will be able to summarise your calling for worship ministry.

For those of you who are not currently serving in worship ministry, you will be able to summarise any experiences of the calling for worship ministry you recognised within your personal life.

At the end of this lesson, you will be able to:

1. Identify what is meant by corporate worship.
2. Understand why worship ministry is important within a congregation.
3. Teach others on the concepts of worship ministry within a congregation.
4. Develop your own personal ministry in the area of worship.

A very brief, multiple-choice test about this section.

At the end of this lesson, you will be able to:

1. Know the qualifications required for worship leading.
2. Teach others on the key qualifications required for worship leading.
3. Apply qualifications to your own ministry.
4. Develop a deeper relationship with God.

At the end of this lesson, you will be able to:

1. Create a timeline of your call to Worship Ministry. 
2. Explain how you know you are called to Worship Ministry.
3. Teach others in identifying the call to Worship Ministry.

This lesson will help you to understand how to manage your emotions within ministry.  At the end of this lesson you will be able to:

1. Identify different type of emotions (Anger and Fear) that can impact on your role within worship.
2. Explain the reasons why fear may set in.
3. Apply biblical concepts to manage your emotions.
4. Develop a deeper relationship with God.

A brief, multiple-choice test about this section.

This lesson will help you to know how to prepare your heart for worship.  You will be able to:

1. Identify reasons to prepare your heart as a worship leader.

A reflective question about this section.  You will be required to write a short written response.

At the end of this lesson, you will be able to:

1. Explain the role and responsibilities of members of a worship team.
2. Plan your rehearsals based on the role of members of a worship team.
3. Teach others the different role of members of a worship team.

A very brief, multiple choice test about this section.

This lesson will enable you to plan a worship rehearsal, giving key considerations to:

• Greeting and Connecting.
• Set List.
• Sound Check.
• Rehearsing songs and making changes.
• Learning new songs.
• Topping, Tailing and reinforcing weak spots.
• Prayer.

You will then be able to teach others on how to plan a worship rehearsal.

Matching Statements about this section.  You will be required to match each statement to the correct heading. 

At the end of this lesson, you will be able to:

1. plan a worship set.
2. Apply key principles of planning a worship set to your own practice.
3. Teach others on how to plan a worship set.

A very brief, multiple choice test about this section.

This lesson aims to give you 5 additional tips as a worship leader.  This will develop your ministry in worship (practically and spiritually), as well as enabling you to teach others.  

You will be able to:

1. Match each statement with the correct heading about this section.
2. Reflect and identify your own worship team tips that you currently use (Worship leaders).
3. Reflect and identify worship team tips that could be used (Non-worship leaders).
4. Teach others key Worship Team Tips that can be applied within your own team.