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Worship Arts
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WA 420 Worship Leadership
The basic components of worship leadership are studied in this course. Emphasis is given to identifying current effective worship styles and how to provide excellent, effective leadership in these styles. The implications of change and change management in regard to worship ministry are addressed. During this course, students gain personal confidence in worship leading and gain understanding of basic principles of designing a worship service.
Prerequisite: THEO 301 Worship in the Christian Tradition
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WA 437 Worship Arts Internship
This internship is intended to help prepare students to be well-grounded in areas specific to their degree emphasis and future vocational/lay direction. This internship provides a practical, supervised experience in the tasks, attitudes, and skills of leadership and ministry as it pertains to the worship arts.
Prerequisite: THEO 301 Worship in the Christian Tradition
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WA 440 Worship Ministry Internship
An extended internship under the direction of a church or parachurch mentor designed to provide practical experience and guidance in the tasks, attitudes, and skills necessary for Christian ministry. The student may choose a ministry venue that best first with his/her primary degree focus. All internships need to be approved in advance by the appropriate program coordinator. The internship is offered to college students who have completed 60 credit hours or more and have been accepted into the degree program.
Prerequisite: The completion of 60 credit hours of study, approval by program coordinator, and acceptance into the BA Worship Arts program.
