Worship Leader

Worship Leader
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English азəрбајҹан (Скрипт: кирил) български кыргызча Қазақша (кириллица) Монгол Русский Тюркче (Кирил Язълъшъ) ạlʿrbyẗ (nẓạm ạlktạbẗ: ạllạtynyẗ) azərbaycan čeština English español Français Kurdî O'zbekcha (Lotincha) português Qazaq tili (latyn) slovenčina Türkçe ئۇيغۇرچە العربية قازاقشا قىرعىزچا (جازۇۇسۇ: اراب) كۇردي (نْڤیسین: أرَبي)
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Type in a song number or phrase to search for a song. You can search using transliteration into western characters, or using language-specific characters. You can use the * character as a wildcard eg har*heral, or . to represent a single character eg je.us. Click the dropdown to see the many advanced filters available.
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Welcome to Worship Leader. On each page there will be a short help message appearing at the bottom of your screen. To see the full help, touch the message. To turn these messages off, go to the settings page.
Below, you can choose the language you would like to use the app in.
This song is already in this set. Can't add a second time.
You don't have any sets yet, choose a song and click 'Add Song to Set' to make one
Here you can see a list of any worship sets that you have created. These help you to click forwards and backwards between songs. You can create these by clicking 'Add to Set' when viewing a song.
Here are all the songs in your worship set. You can reorder them by dragging on the reorder icon next to each song, or remove them by clicking the cross icon.
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You can see chords and transpose if you have set the 'Show Chords' setting. If there is sheet music you can click the button to switch to it. When the sheet music is showing you can short press/click it to play/pause, and long press/right click to play from the beginning. At the top you can click through to different language versions of the song if there are any. You can listen to the MP3s. Also, you can add this song to a set so that you can use it more easily during a worship time.
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Sort Order: Default Sort Order: Default Most Popular Title Title, Backwards Highest Rated Most Recently Added Most Recently Updated Song Number Year written Most Recently Viewed By Me Most Viewed By Me
English азəрбајҹан (Скрипт: кирил) български кыргызча Қазақша (кириллица) Монгол Русский Тюркче (Кирил Язълъшъ) ạlʿrbyẗ (nẓạm ạlktạbẗ: ạllạtynyẗ) azərbaycan čeština English español Français Kurdî O'zbekcha (Lotincha) português Qazaq tili (latyn) slovenčina Türkçe ئۇيغۇرچە العربية قازاقشا قىرعىزچا (جازۇۇسۇ: اراب) كۇردي (نْڤیسین: أرَبي)
Do you really want to delete this set?
Do you want to share a copy of the set, or a live set which only you can make changes to and will automatically update for everyone when you make changes (if connected to the internet)?
Printed from https://worshipleaderapp.com
Show Sheet Music Present Print Copy Song Share
Please correct the song below, or add one you have written yourself and then click the 'Upload' button. If you have MP3s, please email them to contact@worshipleaderapp.com .
Song font size Very Small Small Medium Large XLarge XXLarge
Show key, time signature and tempo in song list
Do side-by-side display of translated songs
Don't allow screen to turn off while using program
Hide top button text to make titles wider
Song Database Online: All languages, but requires internet connection and is slower Offline: Select languages to download and works offline
This monitor Second monitor or wireless screen Cancel
Type in a song number or phrase to search for a song. You can search using transliteration into western characters, or using language-specific characters. You can use the * character as a wildcard eg har*heral, or . to represent a single character eg je.us. Click the dropdown to see the many advanced filters available.
Error fetching initialization data. Please turn your internet connection on and click 'Retry' below.
Welcome to Worship Leader. On each page there will be a short help message appearing at the bottom of your screen. To see the full help, touch the message. To turn these messages off, go to the settings page.
Below, you can choose the language you would like to use the app in.
This song is already in this set. Can't add a second time.
You don't have any sets yet, choose a song and click 'Add Song to Set' to make one
Here you can see a list of any worship sets that you have created. These help you to click forwards and backwards between songs. You can create these by clicking 'Add to Set' when viewing a song.
Here are all the songs in your worship set. You can reorder them by dragging on the reorder icon next to each song, or remove them by clicking the cross icon.
Song not available - connect to internet to try again?
Couldn't download the MP3 to play - check your network connection
There was an error downloading this file
Thanks! Your song has been submitted, please wait a day or two for it to be added to the database.
You can see chords and transpose if you have set the 'Show Chords' setting. If there is sheet music you can click the button to switch to it. When the sheet music is showing you can short press/click it to play/pause, and long press/right click to play from the beginning. At the top you can click through to different language versions of the song if there are any. You can listen to the MP3s. Also, you can add this song to a set so that you can use it more easily during a worship time.
Could not submit your song - are you connected to the internet?
Database update failed, please check your internet connection
Successfully downloaded and installed your song databases
Could not change the language - perhaps you are not connected to the internet?
You can off these help messages on this page and also change a number of other app settings.
Please select one or more song databases that you wish to download
Please select one or more song databases to download
There was an error downloading or installing the song databases. Either your device has run out of space or you have a problem with your internet connection. Please check and try again.
You are currently using this app in a web browser. It's much easier to use the native app available from the store. Do you want to download this now?

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When I was 15 years old, a leader in my youth group passed around a clipboard asking if we were interested in becoming a worship leader.
It was my understanding that the cool kids in youth group were on the worship team, so why not join the club?
I look at my misguided motives after more than two decades of leading worship and realize that God can pull you into his calling in a variety of creative ways.
Fortunately, this is not the only way to start if you’re wondering how to become a worship leader. That’s why I’m going to give you some practical steps you can take if you feel God has called you to the exciting, life-changing ministry of worship leading.
This is a simple first question to ask yourself. But I don’t think you need to answer it right away. The fact that you are reading this article is a good indication God is calling you.
Still, be aware that it may not be your purpose. Worship leading is not for everyone.
The best way forward is to knock on the door. God (and perhaps those around you) will make it clear if this is not your calling. If it’s not, no worries — God has something better for you.
So let’s assume you are called to lead worship. Where do you start? It may seem obvious, but you need to become proficient in your instrument and/or vocal ability.
Nothing tests your skills like leading a group of people in worship. There are no do-overs, or at least there shouldn’t be.
I touched a musical instrument for the first time just two years before I started leading worship. And I’m pretty sure I had never sung in front of anyone.
I remembered the first song I led from piano. I struggled to get my fingers to the right keys on the keyboard while singing some version of the tune. I’m sure it was dreadful.
Luckily, God doesn’t require musical mastery before we start leading worship. But he does want us to take our craft seriously. Psalm 33:3 says “Sing to him a new song; play skillfully with a shout of joy.” (NASB)
Here are some of the most effective ways to get ready to start leading worship at your church:
Get some instruction. If you can afford it, get lessons. Learn the basics of your instrument and learn music theory. Knowing the building blocks of music will help you tremendously down the road. I also recommend getting vocal exercise materials such as those found at Vocal Artistry. Your voice needs to be worked out just like any other muscle.
Hang out with worship leaders. One of the best ways to pick up worship leading skills is to build relationships with people already doing it. Take advantage of every opportunity to be around them, jam with them, and be on their worship teams.
Study the masters. Find a song you love by a big artist like Hillsong or Chris Tomlin. Dedicate yourself to learning the song. Look up the instrumental parts on Youtube, then try playing along and keeping up with the recording.
Practice. The more comfortable you are with your voice, instrument, and the songs, the more freedom you’re going to encourage when you lead worship.
As a worship leader, you are under the authority of the senior pastor, youth pastor, and other worship leaders in your church. Accept their leadership.
With this attitude in your heart, approach the people in charge and say you are willing to help with worship in any capacity. Keep in mind that they might say you’re not ready, or ask you to do something else entirely.
Sometimes God puts us in lowly positions to see how we handle it. Only then does he release bigger things.
As someone who has trained up many young people into worship leaders, I can say I spent most of my time with people who proved their commitment. They showed up on time, practiced outside of group rehearsal, and demonstrated eagerness to learn.
I’ve also flat ignored a few “aspiring” leaders who wanted to be on stage but didn’t want to put in the time. Luckily they are the exception.
Great worship leaders often start as instrumentalists or vocalists on teams that others lead. I can’t think of a better way to become a worship leader than to serve under someone who is doing the thing you want to do.
As the leaders see your dedication, they will promote you.
You may come from a church with an established worship team for your adult, high school, and junior high programs. Perhaps there’s no room for you.
That’s OK. What about the children’s ministry? How about the senior citizens in your church or a neighborhood mid-week small group? Chances are they don’t have a worship leader. What a great place to gain some experience while serving a potentially neglected segment of your church.
Ninety-five percent of becoming a worship leading is just showing up. Be consistent, week after week, year after year. You’ll see doors fly open everywhere you go.
Conversely, if the pastor and leadership can’t rely on you to show up prepared to lead, doors will shut.
But when they open, a worship leader’s favorite word should be “yes”. If someone asks you to do something, just do it.
There were countless times I led worship for a seemingly small event and someone there asked me to do something bigger. That’s just how it works. No shortcuts.
So if you really want to know how to become a worship leader, it’s pretty simple. Keep at it. Be persistent. It will pay off.
I hope I’ve given you some really practical and helpful tips on how to begin worship leading at your church, small group, or another ministry.
Yet, maybe I’ve been a little too practical so let me end with one thought.
None of this will help you if you are not living a life of worship. It’s really hard or impossible to lead worship if your life is not consistent with what you’re singing.
So with that I bless you in your worship leading endeavors. I’d love to hear about your journey. Leave a message in the comments below.
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This is really insightful. I’ve been a tenor backup singer for a while, but recently I was called on to lead the worship session this week at my church. I’ve been nervous though,😄 but I’m more relaxed now.
All that mention of the amount of effort it takes to become a worship leader just makes me want to do it even more! =D
Thanks for the advice
I will try all this tips
I really have love for worship
but no one To put me through
thank you for your encouraging word..Godbless you
Am deeply grateful to God n u for this. Thanks a million
Thank you for your advice I will surely take note thank you
am really greatful for the pieces of advices, i believe that by so doing God will use me gloriously to touch the souls of ppl ^_^
Very good teaching and resource for song leaders. Thank you. I am serving the Lord in that capacity now since I was saved 38 years ago. I just love to sing even before I became born again. I was asked to do the vocal first and I’ve felt the touch of God many times… Worship in solemn music is like praying. Joyful singing is either magnifying God or lifting others in worship.
hello,i really feel i like worshipping and i feel blessed when singing worship songs but the problem i have is that my throat gets thirst quickly and also the voice betraysme sometimes.Is there any medication or type of diet i should always feed on to polish my voice? thank you.
Warm tea with honey and lemon before leading worship. Also, drink plenty of water and stay hydrated the day before and the day you lead worship.
Thank you for great “starter” info on being a worship leader -but I think I need to be more specific – I want to form a group to sing worship songs in nursing homes, seniors citizens buildings etc.
I need to know where do I get sound tracks, what type of musical box I need and so on – I’m also a senior but with a passion for doing things for other senior citizens – so any help that you can give me would be very appreciated. God bless
Hi Deborah, I would probably get a smartphone and Spotify Premium, and a portable bluetooth speaker. I think Spotify has a lot of background tracks you can sing over. Another option would be to look up the instrumental track on YouTube and play that through your smartphone to the bluetooth speaker. Then you and your group can sing over the music. Or, most retirement homes have a piano, so you could find someone who plays and use that for accompaniment.
I’m already a worship Leader in my local church but I still found your tips very helpful. Especially where you talk about being available and reliable, always saying yes to opportunities that arise. Thank you so much. God Bless You
Amen to your blessing Tim.
Thank you so much Tim for these wonderul and powerful tips. They’re really of great help. I’m willing and ready to follow every bit of it and I know the journey will certainly pay off!
God bless you more 🙂
Hello, I really enjoyed your steps on becoming a worship leader. I just have a couple of questions. I’ve been
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