Whiteboard Worship Training with Dan Wilt gives you ideas on how to help your band members arrive on time, and generally learn how to honor the time needs of fellow worship ministry members.
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Other Videos In This Course Series
- How To Lead A Great Worship Band Rehearsal (3:40) – FREE
- How To Encourage Your Band To Arrive On Time (3:02)
- How To Arrange A Small Band (5:49)
- How To Use Loops And Laptops In A Small Church (4:53)
- How To Arrange A Large Band (12:30)
- How To Do Arrangements For Small Group Worship (7:54)
- How To Rehearse Worship Song Intros (5:10)
- How To Rehearse Worship Song Outros (3:57)
- How To Establish Flow And Transitions In A Worship Set (3:24)
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those were some great suggestions which i definately hope to make use of!
thanks.
Honoring other peoples time… FANTASTIC! This is the best reason to show up on time. Thank you!
I love downbeat time! I have electric guitar players that can take 45 minutes to set up! Thanks for that language Dan.
I also text my whole team and sound guy when I am leaving that morning (45 mins before rehearsal). I usually text something ridiculous and funny.
@mikeobrien I love the ridiculous text idea. It does subtly, and with play, get the brains moving to “Well, I’d better get going then” and away from video game before them. Great idea!
Set-up time and “downbeat” time…. I love how putting a label on each one really clarifies our time usage. Thanks, Dan.