Category: Building Student Community
Stories are critical to student choir communities – (Part 2) Shared common narratives
STORIES ARE CRITICAL TO STUDENT CHOIR COMMUNITIES Part 2 of 5 Shared Common Narratives A few...
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Stories Are Critical to Student Choir Communities (Part 1) – Storytelling
STORIES ARE CRITICAL TO STUDENT CHOIR COMMUNITIES Part 1 of 5 Storytelling Just a few years ago –...
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Tuned In for a Game of Football, We All Re-Learned Powerful Lessons
I don’t often watch Monday Night Football, but I did on January 2. I found myself magnetized...
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How are you doing? Part One
Here we are in July 2020, at a place none of us could have fully imagined this time last year....
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The greatest message in the world mobilized by the greatest art
Since we are now looking at an Easter where no church gatherings will take place – can you...
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Adults providing leadership to teens, your work has never been more important than it is right now!
As we are all in the process of helping our students deal with COVID-19, we have a super-important...
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Lord, (please) make your children one
Lord, (please) make your children one Latest Entries Building Student Community Directors’...
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Providing our students a smooth ride
Stagnation is a death-knell in student choir ministry. Go on automatic pilot for one week too long, and your ministry with students will suffer.
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A healthy break helps all of us desire more
For the past several weeks, our part of Texas had begun to feel a lot like Ireland in winter. Rain. Continual rain. More rain. Occasional wind. Cool temperatures. Then more rain.
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Bubble Gum Challenge
I hope your fall is off to a great start with your choir(s). There are new singers in your group...
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“Knowing a person is like music…
what attracts us to them is their melody, and as we get to know who they are, we learn about the...
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“You don’t get harmony when everybody sings the same note.”Doug Floyd
Several years ago my good friend and colleague, Melanie, decided to start a Festival of...
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