School of Worship and Music
Lecture Phase (3 months)
A three months course giving students an opportunity to grow in their personal worship leading ministry. It is geared towards those who have an interest in leading others into worship by singing, playing instruments and dance. Emphasis include: The passion for God, character and lifestyle of the worshipper, the work of the Holy Spirit in Worship, Biblical and historical basis for worship, leadership and teamwork, how worship relates to intercession, the prophetic an spiritual warfare; creativity and musicianship; worship in missions and evangelism.
Some of the subjects will include:
- The Biblical and Historical Basis for Worship
- Worship as a lifestyle
- Passion for Worship
- Authentic Worship In A Changing World
- Ethnomusicology
- Worship and How It Relates to The Prophetic
- Intercession and Spiritual Warfare
- Music Skill Development
- Effective Song writing
- The Worshipper and Worldview
- The History of Music
- Theory of Music[Grade 1&2]
- There will be Research projects into certain strategic cultures and their ways Of Worship, Music, Dance, Poetry and Arts.
Prerequisites: A successful completion of a DTS (Lecture + outreach phases).
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Field Assignment:
The field assignment is available to give students opportunities to lead worship in settings beyond the classroom. Students are actively involved in ministry, applying what has been taught during the lecture phase, in the form of worship teams.These teams participate in meeting the needs of churches, helping develop worship teams, and organizing worship seminars. In addition, opportunity is given to reach into unevangelized or closed areas of the world through spiritual warfare and intercession.