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I do think that if you are a worship leader, worship team member, songwriter or at all involved in leading worship or the worship experience that this event could change your life. Often, the hype of large conferences gives a charge for a few weeks, but building relationships around forming your heart along with a few others can have lasting results. (more…)
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The guys at All About Worship have something you worship leaders and pastors might be interested in. What is manly worship? **Listen to it here
For our very first Roundtable Discussion…five worship leaders (Ben Abu Saada, Wisdom Moon, Fred McKinnon, Mandy Thompson, and Troy Kennedy) discuss the topic of manly worship. (more…)
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Wisdom has let me in on something I want to share with you worship leaders and songwriters out there: (more…)
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I was sitting in my car in a parking lot keeping my appointment for the interview with Ben and the All About Worship Podcast. If you want to get to know me a bit better, this podcast will give you a snap shot of my heart for ministry and worship leadership.
Interview with Rich Kirkpatrick, Worship Pastor and Blogger by All About Worship.
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