The Hidden Gem That Many Worship Teams Are Neglecting
4. They provide an opportunity to invite others
One way to grow your
worship team is to create places for those not yet on the team to connect and
become comfortable with the idea of serving in this area. One way to do this is
to invite them to the pre-service gathering.
Aside from the
opportunity to invite new people, pre-service gatherings allow you to invite
the family members of those serving. By doing this, you create space for real
community to develop. Being a part of the team then becomes more than just “doing
a job” or “filling a position”, it becomes about life
lived together in real relationships.
5. They are a time to inspire, teach, motivate, and pray
What better time to
instruct, inspire, and pray than right before you lead the church in worship?
This is especially true if you don’t have another mid-week meeting to utilize.
You may not have another opportunity to speak regularly as the leader to your
entire team all at once, so why not spend a few minutes reminding the team of
why you do what you do, of your expectations, and praying that God would have
His way in the service?
What better time to instruct, inspire, and pray than right before you lead the church in worship?!
You may not have Team
Nights yet. Your volunteers may not be in a position to come out another night
during the week. But, all of your great church people do come to at least one
service on the weekend. Perhaps you could utilise this fact, and invite them to
come just 15 minutes earlier. Perhaps you could hold pre-service gatherings
where you share for a few minutes, cast vision, and pray.
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Source: Hillsong
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