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Merry Christmas and a Happy New 2012 from Worship Without Borders

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in many different languages. Some languages are shown more than once in a different way. Some say “Merry Christmas” Some add “Happy New Year”. All wish you a “Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year”. Enjoy – *Bolded and Italicized words are languages we have sung in around the [...]

Dr. Tim’s Worship Tip of the Month – January 2012

Keeping It Fresh in a New Year One of the biggest challenges we face as worship leaders is trying to keep the worship of Jesus fresh week after week. And this challenge produces everything from the sublime to the ridiculous as we try ‘new things’ every week. The Hebrew word for ‘new’ is the wonderful [...]

Dr. Tim’s Worship Tip of the Month – December 2011

Exploring the Wonders of His Love Can you imagine Christmas without music? A true ‘Silent Night’? Personally, I love Christmas and all the music that goes with it. Many say I have an ‘anointing’ for it, but I know that might not be the case for your average worship or music pastor and there are [...]

Dr. Tim’s Worship Tip of the Month – September 2011

Restoring Relationships in Worship Every September (corresponding to the start of school) we have the opportunity to restart, reshape and even re-design the worship ministries in our churches. Many things are to be considered and reconsidered during this season: auditions, rehearsals, new songs, schedule, new equipment, platform setup, vision casting, priority setting, etc. In the [...]

Dr. Tim’s Worship Tip of the Month – November 2010

Breaking the Sound Barrier in Worship Not many people know about the 3000 islands of Lake Victoria in Uganda. Fewer people have visited them, and even fewer go out to share the gospel with the thousands of people out there. There are lots of good reasons for this: polluted water, hippos, crocodiles, not many can [...]

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