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The Good (and Bad) News About Small Church Worship Ministry

The Good (and Bad) News About Small Church Worship Ministry By Jon Nicol   |  January 9, 2013
The brutal truth I learned when I left two different churches...

Three Truths About Small Church Worship

Three Truths About Small Church Worship By Jon Nicol   |  January 8, 2013
What I would say now to my 23 year old self working in a 60-person church...

Forget Excellence in Worship...

Forget Excellence in Worship... By Jon Nicol   |  October 10, 2012
There. I said it. "Forget excellence." Want to know why?

Six Tips for Scheduling in a Small Church

Six Tips for Scheduling in a Small Church By Jon Nicol   |  August 7, 2012
Some practical ways for smaller churches to make their musician scheduling process better...

10 Symptoms of "the ME's"

10 Symptoms of By Jon Nicol   |  July 24, 2012
Does your team have a bad case of the "ME's"?

The Good (and Bad) News About Small Church Worship Ministry

The Good (and Bad) News About Small Church Worship Ministry By Jon Nicol   |  July 19, 2012
The unsugar-coated truth about worship ministry in a small church...

Three Truths About Small Church Worship

Three Truths About Small Church Worship By Jon Nicol   |  July 6, 2012
Here are three truths about leading worship in a small church that I wish I had learned sooner ...

Three Worship Myths That Frustrate Smaller Churches

Three Worship Myths That Frustrate Smaller Churches By Jon Nicol   |  April 24, 2012
Breaking the myths about music and worship in a smaller church...

If I Had An Award Show...

If I Had An Award Show... January 26, 2012
Check out the new presentation program, Proclaim...

People Aren't Coming to Your Church Because of the Music

People Aren't Coming to Your Church Because of the Music By Jon Nicol   |  December 13, 2011
If you're in a church of 200 or less, this is the bad news: People aren't coming to your church because of the music...

Forget Excellence...

Forget Excellence... By Jon Nicol   |  July 21, 2011
...think "remarkable" instead. Excellence is subjective and overwhelming. Remarkable is doable: a small tweak and improvement to the "normal" that surprises people. The pursuit of excellence feels like a never-ending journey. How do we know we've arrived?

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