This video helps to move from a performance to a missional mindset.
About the logo
•July 4, 2011 • 1 Comment
The worshipersonmission logo is a combination of a musical eighth note and ancient Christian symbol ichthys. This combination signifies the musician, or artist, on mission for Christ. The ichthys, the Christian fish symbol, was used during the first few centuries A.D. as a secret symbol, because to openly declare yourself a believer in Jesus Christ could mean persecution or death. A person could make a half circle with his foot and watch to see if the other person would recognize the symbol and complete the other half of the fish.
All About worshipersonmission
•July 4, 2011 • Leave a CommentWhy this blog?
It is the calling and dream of South Carolina Baptist Convention Worship & Music Office to bring people to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. While most of the music and worship leadership in our churches is primarily focused on the task of leading congregations in worship, it is also the hope that our worship will lead us to share the gospel of Jesus Christ beyond our worship experiences into our everyday lives. The intent of this blog is to empower and encourage Christian musicians and creative artists to expand their ministries into lifestyle and lifelong missions throughout their own communities and beyond. This blog will formulate and solicit ideas that ignite Christian musicians and creative artists to missional living.
Who is hosting this blog?
This blog is under the direction of the South Carolina Baptist Convention Worship & Music Office – Mark Powers, Director. It is edited by Rick McCollum.
How can you participate in this blog?
Share your own ideas
by identifying them as MOTIVATE, ACTIVATE, MOBILIZE or COLLABORATE
Motivate – Inspiration and scriptural support for igniting worshipers on mission
Activate – Ideas on enlistment and empowerment of individuals, igniting worshipers on mission
Mobilize – Ideas on organization and group facilitation, igniting worshipers on mission
Collaborate – Ideas on working with other churches or organizations, igniting worshipers on mission
Rick McCollum
