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I love music – I always have. One of my favorite uncles is an outstanding fiddle player – not a.

Imagine that a visitor entered your sanctuary or worship center next Sunday morning. This visitor.

We’ve reached the last post in this series, and before we sign off, I want to get really.

When we think about growing our choir we most often think of a larger number of people. However,.

In the last two posts in this series, I encouraged you to do some of the ground-work that needs to.

What if, just for this Sunday, when we entered our place of worship, we didn't sing to try to.

As you embark on building or revamping a Kids Ministry, you should start thinking about who you.

In Part 2 I concluded by saying it's not our physical posture that really matters, but the posture.

As more and more churches begin to realize the importance of quality ministry for children, it.

Have you ever noticed that new trends are frequently called “movements?” I'm thinking that's a.