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Why Sing?

Posted on March 14, 2026 by Mark Cole

Singing is one of the most natural things human beings do. We sing at birthdays, weddings, sporting events, and celebrations. Parents sing to their babies. Nations sing their anthems. When joy overflows, people sing. But for Christians, singing is far … Continue reading →

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When Worship Teams Silence the Congregation: The Hidden Cost of Performance Mode

Posted on February 3, 2026 by Mark Cole

Modern worship services can often feel polished, energetic, and musically impressive. Worship teams pour hours into rehearsal, lighting, sound, and song selection. Yet in many churches, the very pursuit of excellence has quietly shifted the room from congregational singing to … Continue reading →

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8 Reasons a Church Choir Is Important

Posted on December 20, 2016 by Mark Cole

I recently started conducting a choir after many years of just doing worship teams. Here are 8 great reasons to consider adding a choir to your congregation. (edited from Chuck Lawless) It provides opportunities for many members to serve. Think … Continue reading →

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