Fathers Love Worship Dance Videos (Korea)
Wow! This is amazing. Thanks to Jessica who sent the video via Facebook, the Father’s Love Worship Dance Videos are awesome. I tried googling their main website but can’t find them.
If you do.. please let me know.
Here are Four Videos from the Father’s Love Worship Dance Team, Korea. I love the way they dance to each song. There’s You Are Good (Israel Houghton), Worthy Is the Lamb (Darlene Zschech), We Speak to Nation (Lakewood) and Still (Darlene Zschech)
Check out the videos and be blest!!
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Article : Straining to Praise- When Congregational Songs Get Out of Reach
I like this article! Dan Grassi wrote a rather lengthy but very true aspect of how worship leaders choose songs for today’s worship service. How we cope with the different changes of key/notes, especially if they hit the high range. I also like the fact that he pointed out that there are many Christian Artistes that has produced worship albums, and that could be another reason why songs are written or played in a key that the congregation can’t sing.
I personally love Israel Houghton’s songs. But his range in his music arrangements (for Lakewood & Israel & New Breed) are often super super high! So how do we cope with it. Check out Dan’s article below. 
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Vocalists carry a tremendous responsibility in the world of church music. Whether you are formally trained in voice or not, professional or volunteer, a children’s choir director, a worship leader, choir or ensemble singer, vocalists feel the weight of this humbling task of leading God’s people in worship-its rewards and challenges.
If this describes you, then you are in good company. We believe, among many things, that having a good voice is preferable for those in our occupation. Also a strong, clear, musically sensitive voice is worth its weight in gold. We continually strive for a “sound” as a worship ensemble that maintains a solid, clean vocal presence. It’s the engine that keeps the worship experience moving in our churches and the glue that sticks a melody in our congregation’s ear.
