Helping Church Leaders Discover, Design, and Implement Corporate Worship for All Ages
A few months ago I wrote an article about the rise of choral singing in America from a study from Chorus America. If you missed that blog post, check it out here: Church Choirs Shouldn’t be Declining Because of Lack of Interest. Last week, I ran across another article called 1 in 6 Americans sings in a… Continue reading The Decline of Church Choirs and Lack of Unity
Normal is different for everyone. In the context of intergenerational worship, our normative worship practices look quite different from church to church, denomination to denomination, and even cultural contexts. But, if you think about it, everyone has a preconceived (or experienced) notion of corporate worship. In the last twenty years, the churches I've served have… Continue reading Normal is Different for Everyone
Decibel levels matter, my friends. Prolonged, heavy vibrations in the ear drums can cause hearing damage. I submit that not only are our musical choices important to connect generations together in worship, but the volume of that music is important too. Any concert or church that hands out ear plugs (and there are MANY) before… Continue reading The Noise is Deafening and It’s Not My Fault!