Today’s post was written by Geoff Twigg, a pastor, singer/songwriter, worship leader and ministry consultant in Bedford, New Hampshire. Geoff serves the ECC as a member of the denomination’s Commission on Worship.
This blog entry should have a preface: …
Today’s post comes to us from Jelani Greenidge, a worship leader and ministry entrepreneur in Portland, Oregon.
In a recent Midwinter address, Covenant pastor Ray Johnston of Bayside Church said that the most important thing that he did as a …
Today’s post is written by Chris Logan, Worship Pastor at Community Covenant Church in Lenexa, KS.
Did you know that your posture changes the way you think?
It’s true that your body shows the rest of us what’s really going …
Today’s post is written by Jo Anne Taylor, Director of Music and Worship at Bethlehem Covenant Church in Minneapolis, MN.
What is your theology of music? How do you express your faith through music as you worship God with your …
This Fall marks an anniversary; I’ve been involved full-time in leading worship for twenty-five years. During that period there has been a massive growth of activity, creativity and discussion and there’s never been a ‘dull’ moment. Someone, somewhere is always …
Guest post by Jessica Perez, Worship Arts Director at Crossroads Church in Loveland, CO.
Crossroads Church is relatively young. We started in January of 1996, and I came on staff in July of 2001. We were in need of a …
Today’s guest post comes to us from Doreen Olson, Executive Minister of the Department of Christian Formation.
If you’re following the trends in exercise and fitness, you’ve probably heard the phrase “core strength.” It refers to the muscles of …
This week on the ECC Worship forum we welcomed several new members, discussed practicalities such as presentation software (Pro Presenter was the overwhelming consensus), and even discussed (at some length) the complexities of music and its relationship to taste; much …
Today’s post is written by Jo Anne Taylor, Director of Music and Worship at Bethlehem Covenant Church in Minneapolis, MN.
Much of what we do as worship planners comes from asking, “What do you think?” of colleagues we trust. Those …
It’s been a busy week over on the Better Together Facebook page for lead worshippers and those who think about worship in the Covenant. Many things were discussed; I used the word ‘sundry’ above, but now realize that can mean …
