Worship Fertilizer From Ad Lib Music

https://adlibmusic.com/contact https://adlibmusic.com/208 "Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success." My Dad had written this quote from Edward Everett Hale and stuck it in his bible (that my Mom gave me several years after he caught his heavenward chariot). Is your team "working together?" Like really working? And together? Firing on all cylinders? What would it look like if you’d describe your team as "working together?" Not a measure of that, but in its fullness? Every time we walk alongside a church’s worship team as coaches, we ask ourselves the question "What would this team look like if it was the very healthiest version of itself?" See, we’re not used to all the unhealthy habits that you’ve grown accustomed to. We don’t feel tired from helping things get better like you may be. And we can see the great possibility that your team has…and can help you get there. But I think a very important part of the process for your team’s success is for you to