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EPISODE · May 4, 2026 · 29 MIN

Episode 13 | The Role of Choirs in Biblical Worship w/ George Campbell (Part 1)

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In this episode of the Leadership Lab Podcast, Eric Cook sits down with George Campbell to discuss the role of choir ministry in biblical worship. Drawing from Scripture, they explore the origins of organized choral worship and what it reveals about God's design for corporate worship in the church.George shares how choirs serve not only as a musical element but also as a model and catalyst for congregational singing. Together, they highlight the often overlooked teaching and discipleship role of choir. The conversation also reflects on the impact of COVID has on choir ministries and the challenges many churches faced during that season. This episode offers biblical insight and practical encouragement for churches seeking to think more intentionally about worship and the role of the choir.The Union Baptist Association exists to encourage, equip, and connect churches as we work together to advance the gospel.Learn more about the Union Baptist Association at http://unionbaptist.com/Follow us for future episodes!

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