How to Build The Worship DREAM Team

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00:00 - Introduction
00:39 - Tip #1: Building Relationships in Your Team
01:24 - The Importance of Personal Connections
02:13 - Practical Tips for Strengthening Team Bonds
03:08 - Viewing Your Team as a Small Group
03:53 - Tip #2: The Vetting Process
04:37 - Assessing Cultural Fit and Team Dynamics
05:21 - Tip #3: Honoring Your Volunteers
05:59 - Managing Volunteer Schedules Carefully
06:40 - Balancing Service and Personal Life
07:24 - Bonus Tip: Challenging Your Team to Grow
08:12 - Effective Recruitment Strategies
08:54 - Recap and Conclusion
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[@NqubekoMbatha]

THANK YOU

[@dustinruncie]

Bryan!!! I was so pumped to see you on here. I had no clue you were associated with Church Front! Pumped for you brother!

[@joshuadelaughter]

#1 most important thing is turning people down who want to join the team but just aren't good. 😅

[@Hcirteid]

Great video! What you talk about aligns with why I'm stoked to show up for my church almost every week. I play lead guitar, and co-lead with my dad when I visit the church I grew up in serving. I've been on teams since I was 15...poorly banging out tunes at bible camp. I'm now 40. Flexibility and honor of volunteer's time is crucial to them sticking around. I also sacrifice and shift work things around when I can to play. Honor and build relationships. Encourage and acknowledge progress and growth when you see and hear it. I am loyal and show up for the people I care about and want to spend time with. I also feel lost and have trouble connecting at church if I'm not playing frequently. Desire to learn and passion for music and worship will take beginner or mediocre talent and build them to excellent cornerstones of the team.

[@Hcirteid]

Here is encouragement to people, early in their musician journey, to step up with boldness to serve: Almost all the worship songs are basic and easy at their core arrangement. Keep it simple: Lock in with the rhythm section. Enhance dynamics. Create space for the featured parts to shine. Simplicity and sensitivity to feel the moments when The Holy Spirit moves is key to flow. It's expert "vibe" and "feel" applied. Time serving cultivates the necessary experience to adapt to the other musicians and flow in The Spirit.