Worship Team

1. The Worship Group is 100 percent biblical, because through it, the entire congregation can achieve the desired goal: the presence of God. And it is through this means that we can achieve an intimate communion with the Lord, and through the practice of prayer, we gain sensitivity to the Holy Spirit of God in our meetings.
2. The need for this service in the body of Christ is great, because it plays an important role. The men and women who are called as priests to serve in this area of ​​ministry edify the saints for development and perfection in the church of Christ.
3. Among many things the Lord teaches us in His Word, this ministry is very important for leading the praise and worship of God’s people.

1. The primary objective is to flow in the glory of victorious praise.
2. To lead the congregation in praise that entails true expression.
3. To instruct the congregation in the revelation of praise and worship in Spirit and truth.
4. To prepare the congregation to receive the message of God’s word.

1. The primary objective is to flow in the glory of victorious praise.
2. To lead the congregation in praise that entails true expression.
3. To instruct the congregation in the revelation of praise and worship in Spirit and truth.
4. To prepare the congregation to receive the message of God’s word.

• He administers, directs, and coordinates the areas of the Worship Group toward the goals established by the Word and projects them into a single vision with the pastor’s vision.

• They provide direction to the people in praise and worship with acclamation.

• They support the Director and inspire the people

• They provide support to the Worship Leader, inspiring the people to worship freely.

• They must have worship as a lifestyle.
• They must maintain close communion with God.
• They must understand the moving of the Holy Spirit in the congregation.
• They must be in good standing with the brethren and their ministers.
• They must be consecrated and blameless.
• They must live a moral and spiritual life that conforms to the Scriptures.

1. Participate in prayer activities, fasting, vigils, etc. within the Group.
2. Participate in the Leadership School for training.
3. Participate in scheduled rehearsals.
4. Lead worship in all church activities.

1. The desired responsibility is that which relates to the ministry activity and the presentation of a pleasing service worthy of the God we serve.
2. Participation in all church activities.
3. Arrive on time, 30 minutes before the service begins, to pray and give thanks to the Lord.
4. Serve with presentation and modesty (men should wear formal clothes and ties, not casual wear; women should wear decent clothing, i.e., not provocative).
5. Store all instruments and materials in an orderly manner, keeping them well protected and in good condition.
6. Consistency and perseverance in the privilege may determine full and permanent participation or the temporary or permanent suspension of each member of the group.
7. Final decisions regarding any failure to comply with these recommendations are made at the discretion of the worship director in communication with the pastor and in accordance with established standards. In their work role, they must present a monthly report at the Officers’ Meeting of all activities, including:
8. Group meeting dates.
   • Rehearsal meeting dates and equipment cleaning.
   • Remain in fasting and prayer, so that the Lord may inspire them to sing new songs.
   • Support all church activities with initiatives within their privilege.
   • Plan activities with the Societies and Boards for the proper maintenance of church property, such as:
   • General painting of the building and other areas.
   • Wall repairs, etc.

1. Specifications: Do not miss scheduled rehearsals and present your program each rehearsal day.
2. Musicians and singers must present themselves to services in a presentable manner (with ethics) and participate in the prelude prayer as well as in general activities.
3. Present themselves to rehearsals decorously. (No shorts or low-cut shirts).
4. Inform your absence or delay in fulfilling your duties.
5. In case of delay, 7:00 PM is the latest time for your participation.
6. Visitors (persons who are not members of the ministry, unless authorized or disciples in process in this ministry) and children are not allowed to avoid confusion during the rehearsal.
7. Do not disturb those who are praying, making noise with instruments, or rehearsing.
8. To set up or tune instruments and equipment, you must arrive early.

Do nothing from selfish ambition or vaingloriousness, but do not be afraid of others. But in humility of mind regard one another as more important than yourselves, not looking out for your own interests but also for the interests of others (Philippians 2:3-4)