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Worship in the Heartland: Save 10% at NWLC

Worship in the Heartland: Save 10% at NWLC

Proclaim is proud to partner with Worship Leader Magazine to offer you 10% off your admission to the National Worship Leader Conference with coupon code PRO10. We had a great time at the NWLC event in Pennsylvania last week. Many of the same superb communicators and musicians are on the lineup for Leawood, KS (July… Continue reading

3 worship leader pet peeves (and their solutions)

3 worship leader pet peeves (and their solutions)

A worship leader juggles a lot of responsibilities on Sunday mornings. Between choosing songs, putting together presentations, arranging music, managing teams, and traversing the actual worship experience, effective leaders need to deliver in many areas. Nothing makes a Sunday morning more difficult than running into obstacles or realizing that the ball was dropped somewhere. Here… Continue reading

The Invisible by Daniel Bashta: A Review

The Invisible by Daniel Bashta: A Review

It’s rare to find an album of Christian music brave enough to approach topics like hopelessness and despair, but these are the topics central to Daniel Bashta’s sophomore album, The Invisible. And I love it. The devil loves to make us feel alone, but the devil is a liar. The Invisible gives voice to the feelings of… Continue reading

Poll Results: Service Planning

Poll Results: Service Planning

Last week, we asked you how far in advance you plan for your services, and the results are in. A third of you said you’re always working one week in advance. That gives you enough time to adjust when unexpected things happen, without forcing you to plan too far ahead. After all, the farther out… Continue reading

How to get a job as a worship pastor

How to get a job as a worship pastor

So, you want to be a worship pastor. You want to lead people to the throne of heaven and get paid for it. People do make a living that way. It’s possible. Let’s talk about how to do it.  Serve where you are. Worship leaders lead worship. Period. They don’t need a stage or a… Continue reading

Poll: service planning

Poll: service planning

We’d like to know more about how you plan your services. Do you work ahead? Do you wish you could, but last-minute changes inevitably arrive at your desk? We want to know. Take this poll, and share with your friends in church ministry. We’ll post the results sometime next week, so stay tuned.

The rise of neo liturgy

The rise of neo liturgy

The latest album and tour from liturgical post-rock artist Gungor has been far from conventional. In a recent interview with Relevant Magazine, group frontman Michael Gungor explained the group’s decision to subdivide their artistic efforts into distinctly different “head spaces,” even performing under different names. They continue to make great art under the banner of… Continue reading

Becoming a Proclaim ninja: build a songs archive

Here’s how you can save time by archiving your church’s favorite songs in a presentation titled “My Songs.” (1) Create a presentation with all your favorite songs. Set the background, design, and order exactly how you want them so that when they come up in your order of service (which they inevitably will), you won’t… Continue reading

Worship conference rundown

It’s conference season. Everybody knows about Catalyst, but there are a tons of other great conferences around the country. Maybe one right in your hometown. Here’s a rundown of our favorites. National Worship Leader Conference | PA, KS & CA | Various Sponsored by Worship Leader Magazine, NWLC is equal parts skills development and spiritual… Continue reading

Behind the songs: heart of worship

Behind the songs: heart of worship

Almost everyone knows the words to Matt Redman’s iconic song “Heart of Worship.”  When the music fades,  and all is stripped away And I simply come Longing just to bring Something that’s of worth That will bless your heart . . .    I’m coming back to the Heart of Worship,  and it’s all about You, Jesus.    But… Continue reading