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Introducing the latest episode of the Song Revolution podcast hosted by John Chisum, sponsored by the NRT network. In this episode, George and Carol Godwin, who lead the Ezra Worship Initiative based in Decatur, Alabama, are featured. The conversation centers around the unique and transformative experiences offered by the Ezra Worship Initiative, which is an internship program specifically designed for college-age worship leaders who also have other vocations. This program goes beyond just focusing on the musical aspects of worship and incorporates theology, leadership, audio, technology, and musicianship to provide a comprehensive approach to spiritual and professional growth. Listeners will gain insight into the structure of the program, from the warm welcome in the first week to the intensive 10-week schedule filled with practical learning, leadership training, and hands-on worship service experiences. The highlight of the program is a life-changing mission trip to the Dominican Republic, where interns have the opportunity to participate in and contribute to multicultural worship settings. This episode goes beyond imparting musical skills and delves into fostering a love for the church, understanding its diverse needs, and building lasting relationships within the Christian community. Whether you're an aspiring Christian artist, a worship leader, or simply passionate about music and ministry, this episode of Song Revolution offers valuable insights and inspiration. Tune in to discover how the Ezra Worship Initiative is shaping the future of worship and how you or someone you know can be a part of this incredible journey. Connect with the Ezra Worship Initiative at ezraworship.com. Check out their new song, "CONFIDENCE," released this week. For more information and resources, visit the Nashville Christian Songwriters website and follow them on social media. Don't forget to subscribe and share this podcast if you enjoyed this episode. The Song Revolution Podcast aims to empower listeners through valuable songwriting insights, inspiration, and interviews with industry professionals and creatives.
Introducing the latest episode of the Song Revolution podcast hosted by John Chisum and sponsored by the NRT network. In this episode, we have the pleasure of hearing from George and Carol Godwin, who are the co-directors of the Ezra Worship Initiative based in Decatur, Alabama. The discussion centers around the unique and life-changing opportunities provided by the Ezra Worship Initiative, which is an internship program specifically designed for worship leaders who are in college and have other part-time jobs. This program not only focuses on the musical aspects of worship but also incorporates theology, leadership, audio, technology, and musicianship, offering a comprehensive approach to spiritual and professional development.
The program offers a unique perspective to its listeners by providing an inside look into its structure. It begins with a friendly introduction during the first week and then follows a rigorous 10-week schedule that includes valuable hands-on experiences in practical learning, leadership training, and worship service. The most significant part of the program is the transformative mission trip to the Dominican Republic, where interns have the opportunity to immerse themselves in diverse worship environments and make a meaningful contribution.
In this episode, we go beyond teaching musical skills and explore the importance of developing a love for the church, understanding its various needs, and establishing lasting relationships within the Christian community. Whether you aspire to be a Christian artist, a worship leader, or simply have a passion for music and ministry, this episode of Song Revolution offers valuable insights and inspiration. Join us to learn about the impactful work of the Ezra Worship Initiative and how you or someone you know can get involved in this amazing journey.
You can establish a connection with the Ezra Worship Initiative by visiting their website at ezraworship.com.
Take a look at the song they recently released this week called "CONFIDENCE."
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Training session on how to overcome limitations in songwriting.
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Nashville Christian Songwriters is a website that specializes in providing resources and support for songwriters in the Christian music genre.
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