Word In Song Conference [Houston, TX]
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HopePointe Anglican Church The Woodlands, Texas Sat 28th March, 8:45am - 3pm CONFERENCE POSTPONED Due to concerns over the spread of the Covid-19 virus we have decided to postpone this event until later in the year. All current registrations will be fully refunded. But please watch this space for more information. What does the Bible say about our singing and worship? How do we lead singing or play our instruments in a way that helps the congregation’s praise? How do I create a healthy culture amongst my music team? Our Word In Song day conference for church musicians and leaders is centred around great Bible teaching, and applied through practical seminars, singing, fellowship and discussion. Come along to be equipped, challenged, resourced and excited about God’s purposes for your church’s music ministry, whatever your size or musical tradition. Led by Philip Percival, Alanna Glover and Liv Chapman, we'll be running a range of practical workshops to help you in every aspect of your church's music ministry. REGISTER NOW ‘OF THE VARIOUS GROUPS AROUND THE WORLD THAT ARE PRODUCING NEW HYMNS AND SONGS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY CHURCH, EMU MUST BE RANKED WITH THE BEST. CONCERNED WITH BIBLICAL FIDELITY ON THE ONE HAND , THEY ARE NO LESS CONCERNED TO COMMUNICATE TO A NEW GENERATION IN MUSICAL IDIOMS THAT ARE BOTH CONTEMPORARY AND ARTISTICALLY PLEASING.’ D. A. CARSON CONFERENCE PROGRAM At the heart of the Word In Song conference is a careful balance of biblical teaching with useful practical input. Three key elements of the day are: 1. Bible Talk – Our main session where we sing, meet the team and hear from God’s word about his purposes for the church, music and worship. The key idea is that our singing is fundamentally a ministry of the word of Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit (Col 3:16; Eph 5:18-20). 2. Church Music Masterclass – A fun and informative session where we look at how musical ensembles work, especially in the context of congregational singing, and where we tal