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John is joined by Victoria Hughes, the Creative Arts Director at the Tabernacle. They talk about how music is selected for worship services and the power of music in discipling the congregation. Victoria gives Biblical insight into the theology of worship, and how songs serve to drive home the message. To learn more about the Tabernacle visit us online at: thetabchurch.com
So often, we tend to think that “true worship” takes place in our hearts and minds. Yet, Romans 12 explicitly shows us that it is the sacrifice of our bodies that the Lord declares holy and pleasing worship. Shannon Vining, our Worship and Creative Arts Director, guides us in taking a closer look at what it means to worship God with our bodies.
Hayley Myers, Creative Arts Director, shares her 5x5 talk from Sunday, September 1st, 2024.
Daniel Williamson began serving at Temple as a volunteer in the worship ministry, which morphed into a more permanent role serving as the Creative Arts Director, which oversees the worship and communication & design ministries. Listen to Daniel's story of God's faithfulness in his ministry.
Daniel Williamson began serving at Temple as a volunteer in the worship ministry, which morphed into a more permanent role serving as the Creative Arts Director, which oversees the worship and communication & design ministries. Listen to Daniel's story of God's faithfulness in his ministry.
Marissa Riley, Assistant Divisional Music and Creative Arts Director, The Salvation Army, joins John Williams to talk about her work teaching music at The Salvation Army, what we should know about the music programs at The Salvation Army, how music gives people a sense of belonging, who can take part in the music programs, and […]
Marissa Riley, Assistant Divisional Music and Creative Arts Director, The Salvation Army, joins John Williams to talk about her work teaching music at The Salvation Army, what we should know about the music programs at The Salvation Army, how music gives people a sense of belonging, who can take part in the music programs, and […]
Marissa Riley, Assistant Divisional Music and Creative Arts Director, The Salvation Army, joins John Williams to talk about her work teaching music at The Salvation Army, what we should know about the music programs at The Salvation Army, how music gives people a sense of belonging, who can take part in the music programs, and […]
Jill Kozak, our Creative Arts Director, explores what defines worship and what our role is in worshipping. The post Defining Worship for the Battle appeared first on Smythe Street Church.
In Part 1 of our series, 21 Days of Prayer, our Student Pastor & Creative Arts Director, Shin Kang, introduces us to the series, discusses the purpose of prayer, and dives into the Lord’s Prayer.
Britton and John are joined by Victoria Hughes, the TAB's Creative Arts Director. They discuss why we sing in church, the difference between performance and vertical worship, and how God used worship to draw Victoria into a relationship with Jesus. Be forewarned that Britton uses the term "press in" at least once. You can email your questions to: tabpodcast@thetabchurch.com, or to find out more about The Tabernacle visit us online at: thetabchurch.com
In today's episode we are joined by a special guest, Brayden Holland, who shares his story of how God called Him into ministry and eventually led him to IBC as our Creative Arts Director.
The final episode we are sharing again comes from our series, "CRAFTED". Throughout this series we spoke with several Christian artists of various mediums to learn how they use their craft as an act of worship. This episode was with Creative Arts Director, Bethany Farrell. Listen to the full episode here https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-creative-life-bethany-farrel/id1161823629?i=1000537360276
Welcome to Cut 2 The Chase Podcast, a podcast hosted by Comedian Chase Abel and co-host Nicky Neighborhoods. Join Mr. Abel each week as he talks about life as a comedian, friend, son, and podcaster. This week we talk to the talented Ani Moush, podcast producer of Too Much Content Live, Creative Arts Director and comedian. Listen as we talk about podcasting, what it takes to make it in NYC, self-evaluation and adjusting, traveling, creating my Coco Panda line, and much more! Like, Follow, and Subscribe Chase: @chaseabel Ani: @ani_moush Nick: @paininmyassad Music: @geedubs www.chaseabel.com
In this episode Tom interacts with long time family friend, Jordan Allen. You will hear about Jordan'sHeart for worship and development as a leaderOngoing identity transformation"Radical Sabbatical" : 40 days of solitude and silenceDesire to be a "Connector" and how God is presently using him in this capacityWord of caution to those who are "on stage" in the bodyTune in to be encouraged by a heart after God.~Coach Tom----------------Jordan Allen was born in Massachusetts. When he was a child, he and his family moved to Northern Virginia where they planted Gateway Community Church. He served on the youth worship team at Gateway, and later as a worship leader with Chi Alpha Fellowship at the University of Virginia. Upon graduation, Jordan spent 10+ years in the software consulting industry. But Jordan felt called to lead worship as a focus of his life ... so he made a switch. Today, Jordan serves full-time, at Gateway Community Church, as the Worship and Creative Arts Director ... he is livin' the dream.______________You can connect with Coach Tom at:https://greaterformation.com/Email: GreaterFormation@gmail.com.......P.S. ... If you are stalled in life, or particularly if you are in transition, here are three ways I can help you Get Clear, Get Focused and Be Fruitful!1. Grab a Free Copy of my "4 Key Steps to Clarity and Fruitfulness" Document. It's a Blueprint to help you move ahead. Click Here2. Join my Facebook Group, "Greater Focus and Fruitfulness" for more teaching, training and community. Click Here3. Work with me:I can help you Clarify, Plan, and take Bold Steps into Your Future. Book a Free 45-Minute Strategy Session with me: Click Here
Josh Calhoun, Creative Arts Director, delivers message #1 in the new series The Real Jesus.
Today we welcome Janetta Oni to the podcast.Janetta is a Georgia native now living in Raleigh, NC. She is the wife of Ade and mom of Kennedy, Avery, and Bayo. She has a strong heart for the local church and has been working in that context for 12 years. Janetta currently serves as the Creative Arts Director at The Summit Church and has a Masters in Human Services Counseling with a focus on Christian Ministries from Liberty University. She also owns a lot of plants. A lot. Follow her on Instagram and Twitter (@janettaoni)
Queen GDedicated to her craft, Gabrielle Gibson is a multi-faceted creative, educator, and public speaker. Utilizing her strong background in the arts, she spent years performing and teaching all over the United States and around the world, engaging diverse audiences on a variety of platforms. Her creative work investigates identity, challenges oppression, and reimagines community, culture, and faith as it reinforces her belief in the power of storytelling.As a professional spoken word artist, she won multiple titles, including 2017 7 Hills Grand Slam Champion; Button Poetry, Write About Now, Bandaloop, and Poets in Autumn national tour have featured her work. She uses her affinity for words on and off the stage, lending her vocals to projects as a voice actor (for clients such as Scholastic and Harvard) and as host of The Royal Room podcast. Her professionalism and passion present her as a skilled consultant and copywriter.She has a strong background in community development and education; these experiences lend to engaging and enlightening content when she creates curricula, cultivates programs, and consults for corporations and independent clients alike. She worked both domestically and internationally, with over 15 years of experience in coordinating, non-profits, workshop facilitation, public speaking, and presentations. Currently, she manages Queen G Poetry full-time, facilitates for Roger Williams University part-time, and serves as Creative Arts Director at New Dimension Apostolic Center.She published The Whetting Stone, her debut chapbook and CD on December 17, 2016.Her ultimate goal is to use her gifts to inspire, encourage, and empower.
In our final episode of Crafted we are joined by Bethany Farrel. She is the Creative Arts Director for The Salvation Army USA Southern Territory. Rather than focus on one artform, in this conversation, she shares the importance to live a creative life and allow God to move your heart in seasons; using art to express our joys, pain and love for our Heavenly Father. https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife
In our final episode of Crafted we are joined by Bethany Farrel. She is the Creative Arts Director for The Salvation Army USA Southern Territory. Rather than focus on one artform, in this conversation, she shares the importance to live a creative life and allow God to move your heart in seasons; using art to express our joys, pain and love for our Heavenly Father. https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
In our final episode of Crafted we are joined by Bethany Farrel. She is the Creative Arts Director for The Salvation Army USA Southern Territory. Rather than focus on one artform, in this conversation, she shares the importance to live a creative life and allow God to move your heart in seasons; using art to express our joys, pain and love for our Heavenly Father. https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife
We're chatting with Jada Edwards on the podcast today! Jada is the Creative Arts Director at One Community Church, which she calls her first baby. She is also the mother of 2 adopted kids, Joah and Chloe. She loves Jesus, the church, teaching, motherhood and wants MORE time alone to just think. She's a creative … Episode 47: MORE Soul Care with Jada Edwards Read More »
We're chatting with Jada Edwards on the podcast today! Jada is the Creative Arts Director at One Community Church, which she calls her first baby. She is also the mother of 2 adopted kids, Joah and Chloe. She loves Jesus, the church, teaching, motherhood and wants MORE time alone to just think. She's a creative who loves the opportunity to dream. Jada also shares the difference between soul care and self care. Soul care is feeding on God's word and feeling satisfied. True restoration comes from time with God. Jada is currently teaching on the importance of the church. She reminds us that Jesus is the head of the church and established it for a purpose. We gather together at our Father's house where we find community and fellowship with other believers. This is what the first church did and we should follow their example. Jada is so relatable and funny. Her practical wisdom will bless you as you listen! Mentions: Jada's powerful one-liners! "Privacy Please!" Try using this in your house when you need time in the bathroom without little fingers poking under the door."Table for One" Try stepping away for a late night date with yourself at a local coffee shop or restaurant. Time to think, time to meet with Jesus and the bonus is you'll agree with yourself on what to order!"Not optional" We make priority for the things are not optional, like feeding our children. Gathering with believers is not optional. Truth: Acts 2:43, "A deep sense of awe came over them all, and the apostles performed many miraculous signs and wonders. 44 And all the believers met together in one place and shared everything they had. 45 They sold their property and possessions and shared the money with those in need. 46 They worshiped together at the Temple each day, met in homes for the Lord's Supper, and shared their meals with great joy and generosity— 47 all the while praising God and enjoying the goodwill of all the people. And each day the Lord added to their fellowship those who were being saved."Ephesians 3:10, "His intent was that now, through the church, the manifold wisdom of God should be made known to the rulers and authorities in the heavenly realms."Galatians 6:9, "Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up," Join us at The Mom Event! October 22-23; Register HERE Connect with Jada Edwards: Instagram | Facebook | Website Support Us: Monthly Donation | One-Time Donation Connect with Us: Gather Moms: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook Kate Henderson: Instagram | Facebook Rebecca Bradford: Instagram | Facebook
Welcome to another Words 4 Life discussion. This is part 2 of the season finale, the last episode of this season. In this episode Martine Erica Bermingham, the new Creative Arts Director for Pine Forge Academy, continues to uncover parts of Tarence Farrell's testimony including details about his 1st marriage and the accident that changed the trajectory of his life. Thank you again for subscribing, liking and commenting on this episode as well as for your support in the past and, by God's grace the support you will continue to give in the future. Although this is the end of season one I am extremely excited about season 2, Words 4 Leaders which will start Tuesday, September 7th. The purpose of this episode is to show that God uses everything you go through as a character building opportunity. He wants us to draw from all our experiences to be a witness for Him in whatever way he calls us to minister. It's our hope that GOD uses something we say to speak directly to you.
We've completed our 1st year of great moments with the Words 4 Life podcast and I honestly believe this will be one of our most interesting episodes yet. For our season finale we thought it would be interesting to give you a view into the testimony of the person that has been asking the questions for a year. We asked the new Creative Arts Director for Pine Forge Academy, Martine Erica-Bermingham to be the host and uncover the testimony of Tarence Farrell. The purpose of this episode is to show that God uses everything you go through as a character building opportunity. He wants us to draw from all our experiences to be a witness for Him in whatever way he calls us to minister. It's our hope that GOD uses something we say to speak directly to you.
This week we have the honor of hearing a message from Benjamin Tubbs, who is not only our former Worship and Creative Arts Director, but who is now the lead pastor at a new church plant in Syracuse called Thrive City Church. Join us as we hear from Ben in the continuation of our series, Joy Full.
FIGHT BACK: The Weapon of Praise WORSHIP IS OUR OUTWARD EXPRESSION OF OUR INWARD UNDERSTANDING OF WHO GOD IS.SACRIFICE SURRENDER PRAYER PRAISE-outward Praise is the weapon that EVERYONE SHOULD SEE!!! I. What is Praise? Genesis 1: In the beginning God created….31 God saw all that he had made, and it was very good. And there was evening, and there was morning—the sixth day. GENESIS 1:31 GOD WAS ADMIRING HIS PERFECT CREATION:What is Praise?-to express warm approval or admiration of-to recognize something of worthWhy Do We Praise?Isaiah 43:21 the people whom I formed for myself that they might declare my praise.Revelation 1:8 AMP 8 “I am the Alpha and the Omega [the Beginning and the End],” says the Lord God, “Who is [existing forever] and Who was [continually existing in the past] and Who is to come, the Almighty [the Omnipotent, the Ruler of all].”What Does Praise Do? 1. Praise Allows Us to Experience God's Glory.What is Glory? "heaviness" or "weight" ideas of importance, greatness, honor, splendor, power.2 Chronicles 5: 13-14 Solomon's Temple1. Dedication of Solomon's Temple:“It came even to pass, as the trumpeters and singers were as one to make one sound to be heard in praising and thanking the LORD; and when they lifted up their voice with the trumpets and cymbals and instruments of music, and praised the LORD, saying, For he is good; for his mercy endureth for ever: that then the house was filled with a cloud, even the house of the LORD;So that the priests could not stand to minister by reason of the cloud: for the glory of the LORD had filled the house of God” (II Chronicles 5:13-14). Praise Allows Us to Experience God's Glory.______________________________________________Praise allows us to Experience God's FREEDOM Acts 16: 25-26 Paul and Silas3. Paul and Silas Experiences Victory in Prison:“And at midnight Paul and Silas prayed, and sang praises unto God: and the prisoners heard them. And suddenly there was a great earthquake, so that the foundations of the prison were shaken: and immediately all the doors were opened, and everyone's bands were loosed” (Acts 16:25-26).Paul and Silas had been cast into prison for preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ. Instead of moaning and groaning, they got their minds off themselves, and begin to sing praises unto their God. God sent a spiritual (and physical) earthquake. Because of this move of the Holy Spirit, Paul baptized the jailor and his household. (Acts 16:27-33)PHIL 4:8 Whatever is true, whatever is honorable, just, pure, lovely, commendable, anything praiseworthy…DWELL ON THESE THINGS!!Praise allows us to Experience God's FREEDOM______________________________________________Praise Allows Us to Experience God's VICTORY.2 Chronicles 20: 1-24 Judah's Victory“Jehoshaphat was afraid and set his face to seek the Lord” 2 Chronicles 20:3They fasted and prayed, sacrifice, surrender, prayer…..The Lord Answers Their {Prayers: 2 Chron 20: 15-17The Priests Praises: 2 Chron 20: 21-22Praise Allows Us to Experience God's VICTORY_____________________________________________________PRAISE ALLOWS US TO EXPERIENCE GOD!
Join us for the conclusion of our three week series, Intimacy 101, brought to us by our Worship & Creative Arts Director, Trevin Gates.
In this Episode of Talk My Way Out, We sit down with Jarrett Hucks. Jarrett is a Photographer, Digital Artist, Dancer, Musician and one of the most Creatively Talented people I know! Jarrett Talks about how all his passions and talents have converged with his Faith as Creative Arts Director at Beach Church. After our Friendship drifted apart for years, listen in as I share an amazing story about the loss of my father, and how a simple sub sandwich rekindled this amazing friendship, Launched Jarrett back on his own fitness journey, Helped Launch this podcast into existence, and renewed my faith :)
(00:00-10:05): Brian and Ian discussed Bob Smietana's ChurchLeaders.com article, “SBC Report Calls ERLC's Trajectory ‘Distraction' from Great Commission.” (10:05-28:42): Jeff Boriss, Creative Arts Director and Arts Catalyst at Community Christian Church, joined Brian and Ian to chat about his passion for the arts, what it has been like being a creative arts director in the midst of COVID-19, and his thoughts on the Super Bowl Halftime show. Connect with Jeff at communitychristian.org (28:42-38:23): Brian and Ian reacted to Jeff Passan's ESPN article, “San Francisco Giants outfielder Drew Robinson's remarkable second act.” (38:23-48:03): Brian and Ian shared their thoughts on David French's blog post at The French Press, “How To Be Pro-Life in Joe Biden's America.” They also reacted to Michael Foust's ChristianHeadlines.com article, “Biden Says He's ‘Deeply Committed' to Legalized Abortion, Wants Pro-Roe Federal Law.” (48:03-57:32): Brian and Ian commented on Peter Aitken's Fox News article, “Fauci advises a return to schools for younger students: 'they do not transmit as readily'” and they discussed Daniel Henninger's Wall Street Journal Opinion article, “The Tragedy of the Schools.” (57:32-1:06:21): Brian and Ian unpacked Beth Moore's recent tweet about “knowing the gospel of Jesus.” (1:06:21-1:15:14): Feeling burnt out? Brian and Ian shared encouragement and discussed Julia Ries' HuffPost article, “It's Not Just You. A Lot Of Us Are Hitting A Pandemic Wall Right Now.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today we kick off the new year in James 4 as our Creative Arts Director, Drew Walsh shares a message.Resources and a transcript for this episode can be found at bethel.ch/podcasts.Connect with us online at bethel.ch or find us @bethelchurchwa on Instagram and Bethel Church WA on Facebook
The wisemen teach us that worship is an offering of time and energy, of self, and of appropriate gifts. Learn more as our Creative Arts Director, Drew Walsh, takes us through Matthew 2.Resources and a transcript for this episode can be found at bethel.ch/updates/501Connect with us online at bethel.ch or find us @bethelchurchwa on Instagram and Bethel Church WA on Facebook
The Beginning Born and raised in Anderson, SC, Shawn has been a renowned vocalist for years. At the age of 20, he heard God’s call of being a worship leader and joined Mount Zion Baptist Church in Belton, SC to serve under Pastor Kenneth Dean. Along with the training of his Minister of Music, Brandon Groves, and the Director of the Anderson University Ensemble, Mr. Leonard Johnson, Shawn began to experience worship at a new level and gained a greater understanding of God and His purpose for our lives. Throughout the years, Shawn’s ministry has thrived making room for him to share his musical gift all over the country including London and Japan. The Artist Shawn released his first EP #TheSetList Volume 1 in 2014 which is an amazing collection of praise and worship music used by ministries in churches across the globe. The widely acclaimed project entered in at number 27 on the Billboard charts in its first week which for an independent artist without record label representation was rare. Shawn’s anointed vocal and song writing gift creates worship ballads that conceives an atmosphere of freedom to worship. Shawn has been featured both vocally and as a songwriter on several national recording projects such as the hit single “Walking in Favor” featuring Pastor John P. Kee and Zarcardi Cortez. Other major projects include the Anderson University Ensemble’s Live recording “Thank You”, Earnest Pugh’s “Earnestly Yours”, Pastor David Wright & the New York Fellowship Choir “Next Generation”, Hart Ramsey & the NCC Family Choir “True Story” Project & Jason Nelson "Never Go A Day". Shawn continues to record, write and produce new and exciting projects that propel the worship experience to new dimensions. The Leader Shawn served as Worship Leader at New Life Fellowship in Charlotte, NC for 5 and a half years under one of his musical influences and mentors, Pastor John P. Kee. He toured extensively with Pastor Kee and New Life across the United States and the Country. Currently Shawn is serving as the Creative Arts Director at Right Direction Church International in Columbia, SC under the leadership of Drs. Herbert and Marcia Bailey. It is here that he not only leads worship but has the privilege of mentoring and training rising worship leaders. The Teacher & Clinician Shawn is a dynamic teacher and clinician on praise and worship. He conducts various workshops and clinics all over assisting ministries and worship leaders in the area of worship and vocal techniques. His teaching encompasses various layers that enhances and fosters the tools necessary to build leaders and music ministries after God’s own heart. The Worshiper Shawn Bigby has a heart and passion for praise and worship and desires for others to experience God through worship at a higher level. His indescribable and untainted flow initiates and connects the worshipper to a meaningful encounter with God. Through an engaging and demonstrative worship experience led by Shawn, the worshipper is able to embrace the full raw presence of God. The Husband & Family Man Shawn is happily married to his best friend Caress Bigby. Shawn likes enjoying great food with family and friends, watching wrestling, and bringing joy to others.
Jason Yost is a former Creative Arts Director and currently runs an online coaching and wellness business with his wife Shelly. They have over a decade of experience and research in the fields of Sociology, Psychology, Theology, and Physiology. Shelly and Jason are also the enthusiastic parents of two beautiful and whimsical daughters and live on a farm with a barn in the Northeast part of the United States. www.newrhythmjournal.com
In this episode of the Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast, our VP of Business Development, Holly Tate talks with Ryan Romeo, Creative Director and Co-Founder of the OUTCRY worship tour and the Creative Arts Director at Living Streams Church in Phoenix Arizona. He also authored the book, OUTCRY, and recently released a new book, Head in the Clouds, Feet on the Ground: A Survival Guide for Creatives, Visionaries, and Dreamers. Ryan and Holly discuss how non-creative leaders can best lead creatives and how creatives can operate effectively on a team.
This week on Binge Mode we will talk about week 5 of Pastor Jarrod's series Anxious for Nothing. With guest Pastor Mike Jones, our Creative Arts Director, we discuss getting out of the 'rocking chair' of anxiety and into a place of peace.
(00:00-40:05): We are fortunate to be joined by two Community Christian Leaders today, the first being the Creative Arts Director, Eric Bramlett. Eric shares his story on how he was initially brought into the creative arts world, and how it turned into his ministry. He understands the healthy balance of creativity and leading the church, and shares his methods in maintaining that balance. Eric co-wrote a book with Dave and Jon Ferguson called “The Big Idea: Aligning the Ministries of Your Church through Creative Collaboration”. The book can energize a church staff and bring alignment and focus to many diverse church ministries. This book shows how the Big Idea has helped Community Christian Church better accomplish the Jesus mission and reach thousands of people in nine locations and launch a church planting network with partner churches across the country. http://bigidearesources.com/ (41:09-1:18:32): Closing out the hour is one of Ian’s “favorite thinkers”, Jon Hughes. Jon serves as the Adult Ministries Director for Community and a catalyst for the adult ministries. He starts off by talking about the role of doubt at Community. There is a stigma behind doubt and Jon advocates and welcomes it as part of the journey for people in the faith. It is important to have discussions and ask questions. Jon is also a part of Alpha. Alpha is a series of sessions exploring the Christian faith, which allows questions to be asked. He says these courses allow people to articulate doubts, convictions, and simply ask questions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Chariya Bissonette has been a Creative Arts Director for over 25 years working within non-profit organizations as well as corporate environments using creativity to; produce events, communicate, teach varied topics, problem solve, market, team build and increase personal and corporate standards of excellence and productivity. As a coach and teacher in the Arts, she has instructed and directed talent to careers in: Recording and Touring, Broadway, Television-Film and Comedy. An associate of famed vocal teacher Seth Riggs, Chariya specializes in vocal therapy, restoration and performance endurance. Her performance credits include: Elton John, Rick Springfield, Yolanda Adams and being one of Disney International's original Pocahontas.' Her commercial and voiceover accounts include The Disney Corporation, American Airlines, Kodak, Burger King and Jaguar where her jingle was used for several winter campaigns. Her Producer/Director credits include large- scale live to radio music festivals for Easter at the Verizon Amphitheatre and Anaheim Honda Center. Chariya Bissonette has spoken in front of a variety of audiences including: Corporations, Women's Groups, Sports Teams, Non-profit and Religious Organizations, Prisons and Gang Intervention. Audiences receive tools that immediately impact personal pursuits, professional bandwidth and effectiveness. Chariya is ‘high energy', entertaining, motivational and inspirational as she instructs through personal testimony, humor and encouragement the importance of developing the very best of one's skills while living with a purpose and a destiny. https://chariyabissonette.com/
Chariya Bissonette has been a Creative Arts Director for over 25 years working within non-profit organizations as well as corporate environments using creativity to; produce events, communicate, teach varied topics, problem solve, market, team build and increase personal and corporate standards of excellence and productivity. As a coach and teacher in the Arts, she has instructed and directed talent to careers in: Recording and Touring, Broadway, Television-Film and Comedy. An associate of famed vocal teacher Seth Riggs, Chariya specializes in vocal therapy, restoration and performance endurance. Her performance credits include: Elton John, Rick Springfield, Yolanda Adams and being one of Disney International's original Pocahontas.' Her commercial and voiceover accounts include The Disney Corporation, American Airlines, Kodak, Burger King and Jaguar where her jingle was used for several winter campaigns. Her Producer/Director credits include large- scale live to radio music festivals for Easter at the Verizon Amphitheatre and Anaheim Honda Center. Chariya Bissonette has spoken in front of a variety of audiences including: Corporations, Women's Groups, Sports Teams, Non-profit and Religious Organizations, Prisons and Gang Intervention. Audiences receive tools that immediately impact personal pursuits, professional bandwidth and effectiveness. Chariya is ‘high energy', entertaining, motivational and inspirational as she instructs through personal testimony, humor and encouragement the importance of developing the very best of one's skills while living with a purpose and a destiny. https://chariyabissonette.com/
Chariya Bissonette has been a Creative Arts Director for over 25 years working within non-profit organizations as well as corporate environments using creativity to; produce events, communicate, teach varied topics, problem solve, market, team build and increase personal and corporate standards of excellence and productivity. As a coach and teacher in the Arts, she has instructed and directed talent to careers in: Recording and Touring, Broadway, Television-Film and Comedy. An associate of famed vocal teacher Seth Riggs, Chariya specializes in vocal therapy, restoration and performance endurance. Her performance credits include: Elton John, Rick Springfield, Yolanda Adams and being one of Disney International's original Pocahontas.' Her commercial and voiceover accounts include The Disney Corporation, American Airlines, Kodak, Burger King and Jaguar where her jingle was used for several winter campaigns. Her Producer/Director credits include large- scale live to radio music festivals for Easter at the Verizon Amphitheatre and Anaheim Honda Center. Chariya Bissonette has spoken in front of a variety of audiences including: Corporations, Women's Groups, Sports Teams, Non-profit and Religious Organizations, Prisons and Gang Intervention. Audiences receive tools that immediately impact personal pursuits, professional bandwidth and effectiveness. Chariya is ‘high energy', entertaining, motivational and inspirational as she instructs through personal testimony, humor and encouragement the importance of developing the very best of one's skills while living with a purpose and a destiny. https://chariyabissonette.com/
Chariya Bissonette has been a Creative Arts Director for over 25 years working within non-profit organizations as well as corporate environments using creativity to; produce events, communicate, teach varied topics, problem solve, market, team build and increase personal and corporate standards of excellence and productivity. As a coach and teacher in the Arts, she has instructed and directed talent to careers in: Recording and Touring, Broadway, Television-Film and Comedy. An associate of famed vocal teacher Seth Riggs, Chariya specializes in vocal therapy, restoration and performance endurance. Her performance credits include: Elton John, Rick Springfield, Yolanda Adams and being one of Disney International’s original Pocahontas.’ Her commercial and voiceover accounts include The Disney Corporation, American Airlines, Kodak, Burger King and Jaguar where her jingle was used for several winter campaigns. Her Producer/Director credits include large- scale live to radio music festivals for Easter at the Verizon Amphitheatre and Anaheim Honda Center. Chariya Bissonette has spoken in front of a variety of audiences including: Corporations, Women’s Groups, Sports Teams, Non-profit and Religious Organizations, Prisons and Gang Intervention. Audiences receive tools that immediately impact personal pursuits, professional bandwidth and effectiveness. Chariya is ‘high energy’, entertaining, motivational and inspirational as she instructs through personal testimony, humor and encouragement the importance of developing the very best of one’s skills while living with a purpose and a destiny. https://chariyabissonette.com/
Kenneth L. Green is a native Atlantan and has lived in Atlanta, Georgia all of his life. He is a 1970 high school graduate of Henry McNeal Turner High School and attended the Atlanta Metropolitan College. Kenneth is a retiree of the Atlanta Public Library System and is a member of the Kuumba Storytellers of Georgia, a local storytelling organization of African American and people of color. This organization based here in Atlanta, Georgia is associated with the National Association of Black Storytellers which has other storytelling organizations all across the United States of America. Kenneth Green is owner/puppeteer/manager of THE KENNY & FRIENDS PUPPET SHOW and also KLG CHILDREN'S THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS. He is a local playwright known in the local Atlanta creative arts community. Kenneth has been producing, writing and directing plays and productions for over twenty years. The passion for creative arts in this area for Kenneth began as child when he performed and participated in plays/programs/various events in the church. Later on in his life as an adult, Kenneth continued this passion when given the assignment to work with the children/youth as Creative Arts Director. Monthly, Kenneth would present and perform puppet stories for the Sunday School and twice yearly, he produced, playwrighted and directed Christmas and Easter plays in which the entire Sunday School and youth department would perform in. Kenneth Green's production company (KLG PRODUCTIONS) produces and presents children's and youth theatrical productions for the Atlanta-metro area communities. The production company presents variety showcases that consists of music, dance, drama and spoken word which are performed by youth cast in the productions ages, 5-17. The KLG PRODUCTIONS VAFRIETY SHOWCASE are presented twice annually to family/youth/mature audiences. To book a KENNY&FRIENDS PUPPET SHOW, variety showcase, storyteller or mascot actor, for your church's youth organization/events/programs, please contact Kenneth L. Green (404) 840-5777 or email me at kgreen877@gmail.com. To learn more about Ken and other members of the Kuumba Storytellers of Georgia, visit the following website: www.kuumbastorytellers.org. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/inspirational-journeys/support Leave feedback and connect with me at the following links: Email: annwrites75@gmail.com Website: https://annwritesinspiration.com/contact Voice messages from anywhere: https://anchor.fm/inspirational-journeys/message Social media: https://www.facebook.com/annwritesinspiration https://twitter.com/annwrites75 Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/annsmusic1 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inspirational-journeys/message
Kenny Nunn joins us as our first in-studio spotlight guest. Come hear some of his testimony and his thoughts on raising a Christian family, worship and leadership in the church. Spotlight features a long-form interview about what God is doing in and through the lives of His people.testimonyhouse.org facebook.com/testimonyhouses youtube.com/testimonyhouseorg
Part one of a 3 part series EGGMAN INTERVIEWS GLENN GOSS, Platinum songwriter and recording artist who has toured, written and performed with international artists including Eric Bazilian (The Hooters), actor Steven Bauer (I/E Manny in Scarface Glen and Stevan had a band called (Underground Junction), also toured and performed with Billy Idol, Carlos Santana, Joan and many more..GLENN GOSS is now the Creative Arts Director.at BEIT T SHUVAH a residential treatment center, congregation
Contact: https://www.theresadedmon.com/ Creativity is not limited to artists. In fact, pastor, author and Creative Arts Director at Bethel Church in Redding, CA, Theresa Dedmon, encourages us with the statement that, “Any original thought is a creative one.” Join Kristi on the road in California as she hears from Theresa about how she dared to believe […]
This week we talk welcome Bill Swaringim back one final time to talk about the peanut gallery. How to deal with experts in the pew. You know you got'em. Bill and Carl discuss how to graciously handle feedback from your congregation, and how to balance that with producing an incredible Worship Experience for your entire audience. Bill is a veteran in church media and production. He serves as the Creative Arts Director at The Crossing and multi-site church in St. Louis. Bill has served in the local church through tech arts for the past 20 years. He has also been part of the leadership team of Church Technical Leaders. For show notes, video interview and resources for your production team, visit twelvethirty.media/185 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support
This week we talk welcome Bill Swaringim back one final time to talk about the peanut gallery. How to deal with experts in the pew. You know you got'em. Bill and Carl discuss how to graciously handle feedback from your congregation, and how to balance that with producing an incredible Worship Experience for your entire audience. Bill is a veteran in church media and production. He serves as the Creative Arts Director at The Crossing and multi-site church in St. Louis. Bill has served in the local church through tech arts for the past 20 years. He has also been part of the leadership team of Church Technical Leaders. For show notes, video interview and resources for your production team, visit twelvethirty.media/185 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support
This week, we wrap our 2-week series with Bill Swaringim on the topic of How to Succeed through Technical Glitches. What happens when your world falls apart on Sundays? Bill is a veteran in church media and production. He serves as the Creative Arts Director at The Crossing and multi-site church in St. Louis. Bill has served in the local church through tech arts for the past 20 years. He has also been part of the leadership team of Church Technical Leaders. For show notes, video interview and resources for your production team, visit twelvethirty.media/184 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support
This week, we wrap our 2-week series with Bill Swaringim on the topic of How to Succeed through Technical Glitches. What happens when your world falls apart on Sundays? Bill is a veteran in church media and production. He serves as the Creative Arts Director at The Crossing and multi-site church in St. Louis. Bill has served in the local church through tech arts for the past 20 years. He has also been part of the leadership team of Church Technical Leaders. For show notes, video interview and resources for your production team, visit twelvethirty.media/184 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support
This week, we start a 2-week series with Bill Swaringim on the topic of How to Succeed through Technical Glitches. What happens when your world falls apart on Sundays? Bill is a veteran in church media and production. He serves as the Creative Arts Director at The Crossing and multi-site church in St. Louis. Bill has served in the local church through tech arts for the past 20 years. He has also been part of the leadership team of Church Technical Leaders. For show notes, video interview and resources for your production team, visit twelvethirty.media/183 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support
This week, we start a 2-week series with Bill Swaringim on the topic of How to Succeed through Technical Glitches. What happens when your world falls apart on Sundays? Bill is a veteran in church media and production. He serves as the Creative Arts Director at The Crossing and multi-site church in St. Louis. Bill has served in the local church through tech arts for the past 20 years. He has also been part of the leadership team of Church Technical Leaders. For show notes, video interview and resources for your production team, visit twelvethirty.media/183 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support
David Calvert, Creative Arts Director, picks up with John 1:19-28 and continues the analogy of John the Baptist as witness in the courtroom, pointing to Jesus as Messiah.
Patrick and I met via the Internet a couple years ago being in "progressive Christian" circles here in San Diego. He has a great story, is well spoken, and doesn't really care too much if you agree with him; which I admire!I think this is definitely one for the record!Follow on Instagram @SpiritualNomadPodcast and subscribe to the Spiritual Nomad YouTube channel for video clips of this episode!
It is a pleasure to share with you my conversation with Phil Bowdle. Phil serves as the Creative Arts Director at Westridge Church in Dallas, GA. where he and his team work hard to create high-impact experiences that lead people to Jesus. If you lead a team and want to know what it takes to lead boldly, then this conversation is for you. Thank you for listening. Here is my conversation with Phil Bowdle.The post 013: Bold Leadership – Learn To Block For Your Team appeared first on JeremiahBartlett.com.
Today, we stop by Victory Family Church and chat with Robyn Estrada. Robyn is the Executive Pastor and Communication and Creative Arts Director. She has been with Victory Family since the very beginning and has seen an amazing season of growth. During our conversation, we discuss how churches can effectively use social media to reach their congregations and communities. Links: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-mxu-podcast/id1259075142?mt=2 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Test_Card_F https://nlccreative.squarespace.com/ https://prochurchmedia.com/community/ https://careynieuwhof.com/ https://trainedup.church/ https://madewithover.com/ http://wordswag.co/ https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/legend-animate-text-in-video-gif/id945320876?mt=8
Thanks so much for joining in for another episode of the unSeminary podcast. We have a great conversation today with Jon Usborne, the Creative Arts Director with 2|42 Community Church in Michigan. 2|42 Community Church's heart beats for its community, whether it's the neighborhoods where they are located or building community on their teams. Today Jon […]
Listen to this week's message from the series Bout That Life by Creative Arts Director, Dave Perkins.
Listen to this week's message from the series Fighting FOMO by Creative Arts Director, Dave Perkins.
Listen to this week's message from the series Fighting FOMO by Creative Arts Director, Dave Perkins.
Listen to this week's message from the series Fight FOMO by Creative Arts Director, Dave Perkins.
Happy Easter everyone!!!! What is the meaning of Easter? What does it mean for all of us? Why is Easter Sunday one of the most highest attended church services in the US? AND my the series finale of Depression and Suicide: The Faces of Freedom; hear my profound interview with Jawanda Abbott, Worship Leader and Creative Arts Director of a thriving ministry. How she overcame her battle with depression and suicide growing up as a child of a Pastor and a leader in ministry. You don't want to miss this powerful interview.
Monday-Musical Madness: Ya Gurl TheSoulWriter and Guest Host JULZ P. of The Zimmerman Music Group. We are the Blog Talk Radio Show That Spotlights YOU! Rap, Sing & Go Hard In the Cypher! Music Producers, Bands, Groups & Music Production Companies, Share Your Talent, Events, Contact & Booking Information! This week's Featured Guest are Hip Hop Princess L3xy of "In Our Circle 360 Entertainment" this Lady is BAD! Also joining us is Geoffrey A Knox-Director of Creative Arts/ Director of outreach at R5Church in Charlotte, He is also a Rap Artist with that Christlike Flow! Remember Every Monday of the month The Literary Corner Is allowing Aspirating Musical Talents To Shine! Call In @ (347) 884-8924 or listen at>http://tobtr.com/s/7170261
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