worship training for the average kiwi church

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KAPITI TEAM 23-26 SEPTEMBER 2016WARKWORTH TEAM 15 OCTOBER 2016

TONIGHT AT 7PM

A New Wine EveningWORSHIP, MINISTRY, TEACHING

Welcome

Plugged In is about a bunch of Kiwis coming to share, learn and grow together. Today you’ll meet ordinary people from ordinary places who have the same heart as you, and even face similar issues. Our prayer is that by the end of the day you’ll be refreshed, encouraged, and confident in the knowledge that by you stepping out and leading well you bless not only your local church, but also the very heart of God.

Today there’s something for everyone; all-in sessions, worship, panel discussions, and a variety of electives. This year we’ve placed particular emphasis on developing you as a team, you as an individual, and you as one who lives a life tuned to worship.

We’re thrilled you’re here. Enjoy!

Programme9.00am Main session 10.30am Morning tea11.00am Electives11.45am Electives12.30pm Lunch1.45pm Main session 2.15pm Electives 2.50pm Electives 3.20pm Afternoon tea3.40pm Electives4.10pm Main session 5.00pm Dinner break

7.00pm A New Wine Evening (Hope Vineyard, 527 Main Street)

11.00amBAND DYNAMICSMatt Soong The dynamics produced by a band are about different factors working well together to help worship flow. Come and gain a better under-standing of what these factors are and how to put them together in a practical way.

TEAM DYNAMICSTim CostleyWorship teams can become a sausage machine just churning out songs for Sunday. Come and take a fresh look at how we operate as a team, how we can grow togeth-er, and glean a few tips on how to keep it fun, real, and improving.

11.45amARRANGEMENTSTim Costley and Matt SoongThis interactive elective will look at how to arrange a song with the in-strumentation you have. We’ll take the time to look at how this is done with big and small group examples.

THEOLOGY & WORSHIPAndrew WarnockIn conversation with a foreign woman at a well, Jesus explained that ‘a time has now come when true worshippers will worship the Father in spirit and in truth, for they are the kind of worshippers the Father desires’. What is a true worshipper? What does ‘in spirit and in truth’ mean? Are we the kind of worshippers the Father desires? Come and explore the biblical dimensions of worship.

LUNCH OPTIONSHead to the street and find a local cafe to suit your tastes, including Joseph Street Kitchen, a mere 3 minute walk away or our cafe district found in George Street.

Want more? There’s foodhall style cuisine in The Plaza, a New World through the park across the road (veer left if you’re walking) or stay in and have a hot drink on us if you brought your own.

Electives

2.15pmPRACTICERachel DannWe all go to practices but are we getting much out of them or just going through the motions? Join Rachel for ideas on how to maximise practice times and how to make them effective and fun.

NEW SONGS & RESOURCESSam CouperTake time out to discuss what songs are all the rage, how to introduce new songs to your band and church, helpful tips for selecting songs to use and where we can find them.

CREATIVITY IN WORSHIPTim CostleyWorship should engage all our senses, even (dare we say) smell and taste! Come and look at different ways we can engage congregations in worship. Bring your ideas and experiences, and listen to those of others.

2.50pmPRACTICERepeated

NUTS & BOLTSSteve PapworthThis elective is all about the practical aspects of managing a worship ministry on a weekly basis. We’ll look into auditions, band structure, building a lead-ership team, repertoire, men-toring, and how to cope with shortages of particular skill sets. Come willing to share ideas and discuss how you manage these challenges.

CREATIVITY IN WORSHIPRepeated

3.40pmNEW SONGS & RESOURCESRepeated

NUTS & BOLTSRepeated

SpeakersANDREW WARNOCK is an Anaesthetist at Palmerston North Hospital, a Bible teacher, and an elder at Crossroads. He’s a family man, and has three teenage children. In the past he has sung and played piano in church worship, but his current focus is the development of the heart for worship.

MATT SOONG is a carpenter who plays the piano. He spent 10 years in London involved in the indie rock scene and the Worship Central team under Tim Hughes. Matt has also played keys for artists including Ron Kenoly, Anita Prime and worked with some top international producers.

RACHEL DANN grew up in Palmerston North surrounded by a God focused, people serving, loving family. When not nursing, she serves at Crossroads as the Deputy Music Director and is part of the programming team for their Nightchurch service. Rachel has a heart to teach others and to pass on what she has learnt along the way.

SAM COUPER plays electric guitar and leads worship at Palmerston North Central Baptist and is generally excited by anything that’s loud with 6 strings. He is passionate about music and how it connects people with God.

STEVE PAPWORTH is the Business Development Manager for a specialised manufacturing exporter. He has played keys in bands since the mid-70’s, was part of a song-writing duo in the 80’s, worked with orchestras in the 90’s and is currently the Music Director of Crossroads Church, Palmerston North, managing a ministry of 60 musicians. Steve has also occasionally been let loose on the electric guitar and bass.

TIM COSTLEY has been involved with church music for the last 25 years, playing, mixing, and leading, and he has led at New Wine festivals and events for the last 16 years. In his spare time he works for the Air Force. He has recently returned from a year of military study in the UK and is currently living in Wellington with four beautiful ladies.

New Wine. Championing the local church to live as Jesus in our nation. As a network of churches and individuals we are kingdom people who are generous in our love for the vibrancy of the local church, expectant of the power and presence of God and biblically faithful as we together wrestle with God’s Word to us now.

Our aim is to champion the local church to grow in the Kingdom distinctives of; • being greedy for God’s presence through worship, holiness and

engagement with God;• living as Spirit empowered disciples, expectant of the supernatural

presence and power of God;• engaging in Kingdom centred mission, seeing lives and communities

transformed through the good news of the Kingdom;• being churches serving churches as we actively bless others with that

which we are blessed with.

We’re most visible as we gather together at;

NEW WINE FESTIVALSLife changing events which are fun, celebratory and for all ages, but which also pursue deeper relationship with God through passionate worship, inspirational teaching and ministry in the power of the Holy Spirit.

NEW WINE NETWORK EVENTSSupport and encouragement for like-minded leaders across NZ through New Wine Leaders’ Retreats and Leaders Days (contact us for retreat invitations).

REGIONAL EVENTS & REGULAR NEWSLETTERSNew Wine training events, worship days, prayer events and Team Together weekends, alongside regular newsletters.

FAITH SHARING VISITS BETWEEN CHURCHESCapturing the synergy that emerges as churches share, model, and serve other churches with what they have been blessed with.

NEW WINE SUMMER FESTIVALSWARKWORTH 11 - 15 JANUARY 2017

KAPITI 19 - 23 JANUARY 2017

2017

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