Guidebook For Worship Leaders
Publisher: Lumen Books
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Abuja, Nigeria
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 173
Subjects: Worship
Description: Joe Ifah’s GUIDEBOOK for WORSHIP LEADERS introduces worship as the defining coloration of the Christian’s relationship with his Maker, and goes on to explore the acts and attitudes that sum up to what the author calls the lifestyle of worship. Building upon this foundation, he examines the requirements for effective corporate worship leading, following up with lucid representations that picture the worship leader as pilot and captain on the corporate worship journey. The ultimate goal of the worship session, he asserts, is to attain the divine presence. The worship leader’s crucial role entails stirring the people in smooth take-off, steering them through a  heartfelt worship session that heads for and makes the Presence, and ensuring safe landing back.
   This Guidebook portrays the worship leader as a key factor in the  new order of priestly service of which every believer is a part, and affirms that a life of strict separation and consecration is required.
   Finally, the book takes a look at the relationships between the worship leader and others with whom he has to work, including his pastor and other members of the music or worship team.
Table of contents: pagenum: 11
label: 1
class: section
title: Basic facts about worship; pagenum: 25
title: Acts of worship, Part 1
label: 2; pagenum: 47
title: Acts of worship, Part 2
label: 3; pagenum: 63
title: Lifestyle of worship
label: 4; pagenum: 75
label: 5
title: Leading worship; pagenum: 93
title: The corporate worship journey 1
label: 6; pagenum: 109
title: The corporate worship journey 2
label: 7; pagenum: 125
label: 8
title: The corporate worship journey 3; pagenum: 141
label: 9
title: A new order of priestly service; pagenum: 157
label: 10
title: Working with others