Choir Covenant
Worship Leaders
by EXW Staff
June 01, 2008
Most churches deal with many different levels of committment from their people. How do we set a guideline and hold to it? How can we help our people become more committed to our ministries?
Read through the following covenant for ideas on how you can help people become more accountable in ministry. It's easy for people to say they want to be apart of your ministry, and never show up for rehearsals. It's another thing to have them sign a contract that will help them be more committed to the ministry. If you have a Covenant that you would like to share with others, please send it to us. We will be compiling these for people to us in their churches. This covenant can be used for choirs and worship teams with a few adjustments in wording.
Choir Covenant
The purpose of this covenant is to help each of us understand
what’s expected of each other as we meet from week to week to
prepare special music for worship, and as we present our music
during worship.
I will make rehearsals a priority in my schedule as this is a
ministry and it deserves that commitment.
2. I will commit to spending time outside of our rehearsal times
to learn and memorize our music.
3. I will have all music memorized and ready to present 1 and
1/2 weeks prior to our scheduled singing times.
4. I will maximize our rehearsal times by placing my focus on
what we are singing. (that doesn’t mean we won’t have fun, it
just means that when it’s time to get serious we will get serious)
5. I will commit to maintain a personal prayer life and spiritual
growth.
6. I will commit to praying for this ministry of our church.
7. I will treat this ministry with the seriousness that it deserves.
8. I will be on time to rehearsals and will call when I cannot be
there.
I understand the requirements to be a apart of the ________ Choir and will
comply with each covenant. Should I not be able to meets these
requirements I will voluntarily discontinue my participation in the group.
Signature____________________________________________
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signing covenants
First of all, when I was praise team leader and then worship pastor at a church for 9 years, we had a set of rules and guidelines very similar to the ones mentioned here. It seemed that after I set the guidelines it was then that I started having tro...more
Submitted by: Tom Becker
Location: Mays Landing, NJ
Covenant
I think it's a good idea to have a choir covenant. I was actually in the process of doing some research in order to write one for my music ministry when I found this one. Giving the opportunity for members to be held and to hold one another accountab...more
Submitted by: Jerremy Lamar Williams
Location: Lexington, SC
Commitment
I think it is a good idea to have individuals express commitment to their ministry in this way. We should not be covenant breakers, and signing is an indication that one takes the ministry seriously and is prepared to make the required sacrifices....more
Submitted by: S E P
Location: Kingston, Jamaica
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