Sing and make music from your heart to the Lord! (Ephesians 5:19)
Dear brothers and sisters,
Please join us in the beautiful city of Budapest for the first ever European Worship Conference
Join us September 20 -22, 2013
Together, we will refine the practical skills and spiritual convictions needed for disciples who are leading or serving on worship teams, and we will unite to celebrate and worship our Lord.
Our main speaker will be Dave Eastman from the Chicago Church of Christ. Dave has served in the ministry for more than 30 years. He is a passionate worship leader, evangelist, skilled guitarist, and author of the book Life-Changing Worship: Restoring the Spirit of Biblical Praise.
We will hear inspiring messages about praise and worship from the scriptures to strengthen our convictions. To develop our skills, we will have classes on singing technique, conducting and creating effective and meaningful worship times; we will also offer a special class for musicians serving on worship teams.
Our prayer is that this will be a time of great inspiration, unity and praise. The goal of the conference is to help worship leaders, singers and musicians develop their skills and convictions, strengthen their local worship ministries, and unite across borders to network, to fellowship – and to praise our living God in music and song.
Who should come to this conference?
Do you love to praise and to worship God, and/or want to learn more about that?
Do you love to sing and/or play an instrument, no matter if you do that at church or just for yourselves at home?
Do you know to dance expressively?
Do you serve in your church, house church or campus group as a side singer or song leader?
If you answered at least one of these questions with YES, this conference is your opportunity to deepen your biblical convictions about praise and worship and to develop your musical skills.
Registration is now open. Register here!
We can't wait to see you there.
Love,
Nelli (Budapest, Hungary),
Esben (Copenhagen, Denmark) and
Daniel (Berlin, Germany)