You paste in the lyrics and chords to any song, tell it what key you want it changed to and hey presto, at the click od your mouse it’s done!
Let me know what you think.
There are tons of cool worship resources out there, some are marketed by the the big worship/teaching publishing companies (it’s a big industry now) but there are others provided by largely unknown but passionate worship leaders who are serving others on a peer-to-peer basis.
I want to recommend two of the latter that I have personally experienced and I have gotten to know the people behind them.
DevelopingWorship.com is a worship leader’s forum run by Sam Middlebrook, worship pastor at Christ the king Church in Bellingham, Washington. Sam has a real heart to develop a community of worshipers and worship leaders and his forum has grown to be a genuine cross-fertilizing place were you can get resourced from others who are on the same journey.
As a subscriber on my email list Sam and I ended up co-writing a worship song that will appear on the new album any day now!
WorshipTeleseminar.com started life as an idea by Kenneth Voritskul (worship leader from Rockville, MD) last year.
He has this idea about using today’s available technology to connect local worship ministries with today’s leading worship teachers -
right in people’s homes and right over the internet.
Amazingly over 3900 people from 72 countries subscribed to the free worship training from the likes of Brian Doerksen, Dan Wilt, Rory Noland, Carl Tuttle, Bob Sorge and another 17 respected worship teachers that Kenneth put together - all in his spare time.
He’s about to launch the 2008 WorshipTeleseminar.com soon - I’d recommend you register, it’s free!
I got to meet Kenneth a few months ago when I was doing a Celtic Worship concert in Maryland in February.
I don’t want to stir up your jealousy but I thought you might like to see around one of my ‘offices’…
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