Rehearsals are a strange thing. There’s no ‘right’ way to do them, however, there are a few key principles to keep in mind to make the most out of your time with your band.
If you struggle to lead a good rehearsal, don’t know where to start, or even if you are a seasoned veteran, I’d like to introduce you to my first ebook called ‘A Guidebook for Fantastic Worship Rehearsals.’ This is a very practical guide for taking your worship rehearsals from 1st gear to overdrive!
Writing out of my own personal experience and failures, the book is filled with practical steps to prepare and communicate with your team.
About the Book
After years of struggling through leading mediocre worship rehearsals, I’ve put together a guide based on years of experience, of what I believe are key elements in taking your team to the next level. You’ll find tips and suggestions on preparing yourself, preparing your team, and how to communicate clearly.
Like the title of the book explains, this is a guidebook. You can start using it as a whole, or just takes bits here and there and apply them to your team. It’s short, to the point, and extremely practical.
Where Can You Get It
The best part about this book is that it’s completely FREE! It’s my gift to you for being a loyal reader, leader, and friend. My goal is not to make money, but to be a kingdom builder.
The only way to get a copy is to sign up for my Monthly Newsletter that’s all about Worship. Don’t worry though, I won’t ever spam you nor will I ever give out your information. And if you get tired of me, just unsubscribe, although I hope you stick with me.
You can just click on the button below to sign up and then you’ll receive the download.
Once You’ve Read It
FIrst of all, I like to say Thank You for taking some time to read it. I’m honored that you would take a few moments out of your day to read what I had to say.
I’d love to know what you thought of it. You can either email me or leave a comment for everyone else to see. If you did like it or thought it was helpful, I’d love for you to share with as many folks as possible.
Here are a few ways you can do that:
- Tweet about it.
- Share it on Facebook
- Email this link to someone.
- Print it off and give it to somebody.
- Tell other worship leaders about it.
Share your thoughts on twitter, what you liked, what you didn’t, and anything else you can think of.
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Looking forward to reading the book! Thanks for contributing to the worship leader community. The information you provide is both encouraging and helpful.
Thanks Mick! Love sharing and being a part of the worship leader community!
Thanks for this Rob. Look forward to reading it. Got it set up to tweet this morning!
Sweet… thanks Adam! I’d love to know your thoughts sometime.
Rob,thanks for making this resource material available. But,
i did subsribe, but i am yet to receive the book. What do i do?
Looking forward to this, Rob! I signed up for the newsletter but somehow missed the download instructions…how do I get the book?
I’m in the same boat. Not sure what to do.
You should get a welcome email with the link. Check your spam folder to see if it’s in there. Otherwise, I’ll email you a copy!
Yup, Spam folder it was! Thanks man- looking forward to reading it and I’m set up to tweet about it tomorrow morning!
Hey Rob good book for worship folks! I’ll share it, thanks for putting it out there. Blessings on ya, Rob
Come to our Google Hangout on Friday dude!
I’ll keep trying Rob! It seems as if I’m always watching my kids that afternoon but I’ll do my best to hang this week!
Rob-
Hey appreciate the blog. I had a similar issue as Joe but unfortunately it wasn’t in the Junk Mail, think you could send the book via email? Appreciate it greatly and look forward to reading it and passing it along via twitter and facebook!
Absolutely… can you email me at rob.h.rash (at) gmail.com…
Hey Rob – I enjoyed reading the book and all the suggestions were great and useful, especially about making the song your own, serving your team, being prepared with chord/lyric sheets etc.
Two things that I might add, (which we in our church often fail to do!) are (a) the usefulnes of rehearsing with the audiovisual team, and (b) ensuring the rehearsal time is also a prayer/worship time in itself. The folks on the display software/sounddesk then have an idea how the songs are going to proceed, and we can pray with them – as we are all part of the one team.
God bless you and your worship ministry
James
Thanks Rob for this resource. It’s so important to recieve information like this. So often we are left all to ourselves to figure stuff out that we’ll never actually figure out.