Worship Ministry Catalyst

Perhaps the most important relationship in many churches is the one that exists between the worship leader and the senior pastor. And yet, often times it's one of the most difficult. Today, myself and Joe are joined by Dan Thompson as we talk about some of the ways worship team members do their pastor and worship leaders a disservice. We also talk directly to senior pastors and some of the responsibilities they have in protecting and supporting their worship teams. And of course, as usual, other things come up along the way too.

Worship ministry has changed drastically over the last 25 years, and for pianists, that change hasn't always been easy. Today, we hear from Christi Stills who has been a pianist in a traditional, piano and organ worship ministry and has also spent the last 10 years playing with a worship band. Christi also shares with us about her journey as a composer, her success at getting her music out on Spotify, including one song, Lavender Fog, which has more than half a million plays. Christi can be found on Spotify at Christi Stills, as well as on Facebook and Instagram.

A lot of people are speculating about what summer 2021 is going to look like for the church. I think it's safe to say we should anticipate people taking a lot of time to rest and recuperate over the next few months. In fact, it might be what's needed. Still, we'll have services to plan and lead, when people may not be available, we might even be gone. How are we going to thoughtfully lead worship this summer?

As worship leaders we tend to spend the vast amount of our time on musical preparation and leave the spiritual preparation for leading worship until the last minute. We hope that God will "show up" in our corporate worship without having spent time in with Him personally. Today, David & Joe talk about some of the practical things we need to be doing in our personal walk with God to be ready to lead our congregations every Sunday. We also talk about some new worship songs like "Promises" by Maverick City, "The Blessing" by Kari Jobe and "Battle Belongs" by Phil Wickham.

Are you working to rebuild your team after the pandemic? Have you had to deal with someone on the team who is bringing everyone down? How do we build healthy teams? Also in this episode we talk about the importance of developing our leadership skills along with our musical skills. Today, we are joined by Alex Enfiedjian of Worship Ministry Training to share a little bit with us about building healthy teams in worship ministry. This is a conversation you don't want to miss as you're working to rebuild your worship teams post-Covid. And make sure to check out Alex's podcast (Worship Ministry Training) and website with a lot of resources: https://www.worshipministrytraining.com/

You know that time you really messed up the song in the service? Or the time you forgot to put on your capo, or you went to start a track and it was on the wrong song, or you weren't on the right Main Stage patch? Yeah, me neither. Okay. Maybe that happened this Sunday. But how do we handle the mistakes?  We also talk about the catastrophic loss of mentorship in too many churches across the country and what we can do to change it in our church. 

Looking for some good training tools to train your worship team and worship leaders? We'd love to introduce you to Branon Dempsey or Worship Team Training and Worship Team Training University!

In this episode we spend some time catching up with Joe and hearing about his experience in the ice storm, being without power for 10 days. We also talk about David's new album available on Spotify, iTunes and all digital platforms, "Peaceful Piano Hymns". 

Since we got distracted last time when we intended to talk about distractions, we're going to talk about distractions today.

In todays' episode we talk about the idea of worship arts ministry, supporting arts of all kinds in the church and building the influence of the church in society at large. 

In today's episode we have the privilege of hearing from Composer Ian Evans Guthrie as he shares some selections from his Christmas Album "Good Tidings In Covid." 

David & Joe talk about anything related to Christmas and planning Christmas services in the pandemic. 

In this episode David & Joe talk about having the hard, but crucial conversations. 

If there are people who love Christmas more than the people on this episode, you probably don't want to meet those people! Join us as we talk about some 2020 ideas for your church's Christmas services. 

In this episode, Joe & David talk about worship flow, but we cover some info that is a little outside the normal discussion for flow that you might find interesting. 

Joe & David have the privilege of talking with Rich Kirkpatrick about his Pandemic journey and then his new venture into creativity. 

Joe & David catch up on all things Pandemic, and more in this episode of the Worship Ministry Catalyst Podcast. 

In this episode David spends some time introducing Joe to the idea of using loops and multitracks with the worship team. Due to the tutorial nature of this episode, you may want to be sure to watch the video version on Facebook. This episode was recorded live on Facebook on Monday, August 10th at 10am Pacific Time. We would love to have you join and participate with the discussion mondays at 10am!

Joe & David talk about some of the new tech they’ve been using recently as well as the apparently never-ending tech problems we are dealing with on a weekly basis. This episode was recorded live on Facebook on Monday, July27th at 10am Pacific Time. We would love to have you join and participate with the discussion mondays at 10am!

In this episode, Joe & David spend a little time talking about “self-management” in the midst of the pandemic. You’ll hear both David & Joe share some of the internal, emotional and mental struggles during this season. This episode was recorded live on Facebook on Monday, July 6th at 10am Pacific Time. We would love to have you join and participate with the discussion mondays at 10am!

In today’s episode of the Worship Ministry Catalyst Podcast, Joe & David talk about some of the process they use for choosing new songs for their churches. This episode was recorded live on Facebook on Monday, June 15th at 10am Pacific Time. We would love to have you join and participate with the discussion mondays at 10am!

Learn from our mistakes Everything is different at the moment, including the Worship Ministry Catalyst Podcast. Joe & David decided to go live on Facebook and record it to share on the podcast. We will be doing Facebook Live every Monday morning at 10am Pacific Time if you’d like to be a part of the conversation! Today Joe & David talk about some of the mistakes they’ve made in their digital services, including dealing with computers that crash and draining car batteries. We’d love for you to listen in and learn from our mistakes! We’d love you to chime in! Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]

We would love for you to join us on Facebook live, every Monday at 10am Pacific time! How do we handle the discussion about when to reopen our churches after the Covid-19 Crisis? It’s proving to be a very polarizing discussion for some, so how do we retain unity in the body of Christ while making the best decision for the mission of the church? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]

Worship During Covid-19 Everything is different at the moment, including the Worship Ministry Catalyst Podcast. Joe & David decided to go live on Facebook and record it to share on the podcast. We will be doing Facebook Live every Monday morning at 10am Pacific Time if you’d like to be a part of the conversation! What issues do we need to be talking about right now when it comes to shepherding worship people in our churches? How do we shepherd the creatives in our churches? How do we lead in worship virutally? We’d love you to chime in! Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]

How do you hold each other accountable on your worship team? How do you gently encourage improvement and exploration of our individual "growing edges"?

Can you minister authentically as a worship leader when you neglect your own spiritual and mental health?

We invited Sarah to join us to chat about Bloom, her faith journey, and her go-to self-case regimen. She was an absolute delight, and we have no doubt that you'll love the interview.

It's all about our fails and fears related to worship. Buckle in for the donkey ride!

Meet the new team, laugh, and get ready for a new season of the WMC podcast.

David Lindner & Kevin Kruse This is it! It’s not the end of the podcast, but it’s the end of David & Kevin’s time hosting the podcast. In the next episode, you’ll meet our new hosts, Joe & Gabriel. In this episode, David & Kevin will give their final encouragement to worship leaders and pastors as they approach worship ministry.  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

David Lindner & Kevin Kruse In this episode of the Worship Ministry Catalyst Podcast, David & Kevin spend the episode sharing about their lives. As they near the end of their time hosting the WMC podcast, they wanted to give everyone who has been listening to the podcast one final update on what’s been happening in their lives and where they’re headed in the near future. As you’ll hear, this isn’t the last you’ll hear from them.  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

David Lindner & Kevin Kruse In this episode David & Kevin stop to reflect on some of the things they’ve learned over the last 10 years of doing the Worship Ministry Catalyst Podcast, as well as some of the ways things have changed in their lives, in ministry and the world as a whole.  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

Paul Baloche Over the 10 years of this podcast we have often spoken of our admiration for Paul Baloche. In our opinion he is the cream of the crop when it comes to worship leaders and worship songwriters. You would be hard pressed to find a worship songwriter who has had more of an impact on modern worship than this guy. In part 1 of our 2 part interview with Paul, we talk about worship leading and Paul shares with us some very practical and useful insight when it comes to leading worship. It’s going to be well worth your time to listen in to this episode! http://leadworship.com/ https://you.leadworship.com/p/leading_worship Paul Baloche Ultimate Collection  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

Paul Baloche Over the 10 years of this podcast we have often spoken of our admiration for Paul Baloche. In our opinion he is the cream of the crop when it comes to worship leaders and worship songwriters. You would be hard pressed to find a worship songwriter who has had more of an impact on modern worship than this guy. In part 2 of our 2 part interview with Paul, we talk about worship songwriting. What an honor this was for us. Several years ago, Kevin & I went through the book God Songs, that Paul co-wrote with Jimmy & Carol Owens. (In fact, you can listen to all those episodes here: http://www.worshipministrycatalyst.com/podcast-2/god-songs-songwriting-podcasts/ ). There is so much insightful material in this episode that you’ll be playing it over and over again, so you might as well get started with it now! And you’ll definitely want to check out his “Ultimate Collection” that Integrity music has just released. It’s got all the greats Paul has written over the years. And I’d be willing to guess that you’ll find a song on there you just have to start doing at your church. http://leadworship.com/ https://you.leadworship.com/p/songwriting-for-worship https://you.leadworship.com/p/leading_worship Paul Baloche Ultimate Collection  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

What do you do when your church wants to meet a justice need, but the neighborhood doesn’t support you? One of the harshest criticisms against the church has been that we don’t do enough to take care of the hurting and the poor. I’ve heard it many times. I’ve probably even said it many times. But, what happens when your church wants to step into that gap and help meet a justice need, but you’re met with disdain from the neighbors surrounding your church? How have your neighbors responded to your justice ministries in your church? https://goconnect.org/safepark/  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

Why Do We Change In Ministry? Over the years of the podcast, Kevin & I have talked on the topic of change several times. You can look back through the archives to listen to some of those episodes. However, in today’s episode, we talk about some of the changes that have taken place at Kevin’s church and the impact they have had. We also talk about some broader changes we need to be thinking about in terms of ministering in a rapidly changing technological environment. What’s your advice for change? What are some of the things you think we need to be thinking about changing today?  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

Keith Getty Keith and Kristyn Getty occupy a unique space in the world of music today as preeminent modern hymn writers. In re-inventing the traditional hymn form, they have created a catalogue of songs teaching Christian doctrine and crossing the genres of traditional, classical, folk and contemporary composition which are sung the world over. The Gettys’ hymns are used increasingly both in contemporary and traditional circles, being included in most modern hymnbooks (with a number of these now listing “Getty” as the most-featured composers), while in the more contemporary church, more than 60 of their songs are featured on top 2,000 CCLI charts between the UK and USA. More about The Getty’s: https://www.gettymusic.com/about-us/ Sing: http://thesingbook.com/  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

Lancelot Schaubert Lancelot Schaubert is the husband of Tara Schaubert, the grooviest girl on Earth. He has sold his written work to markets like The New Haven Review, McSweeney’s, The Poet’s Market, Writer’s Digest (magazine and books), The World Series Edition of Poker Pro, Encounter, The Misty Review, Carnival, Brink, and many other similar markets. He reinvented the photonovel through Cold Brewed and was commissioned by the Missouri Tourism Board to create a second photonovel — The Joplin Undercurrent — that both fictionalizes and enchants the history and culture of Joplin, Missouri. His work terraforms new worlds, tears the veil between the natural and supernatural, and jests with the paradoxes of classical metaphysics. When he’s not writing (or tinkering with cinema-ish narrative), he’s dabbling in dozens of different books, listening to people tell their life stories, camping, fishing, exploring unfamiliar territory (there’s a lot in New York), tinkering with new languages (Spanish, currently), exploring random disciplines like chemical engineering, as well as messing around with improv comedy and leisure de main and music. Website: http://lanceschaubert.org/  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

William Messenger, Theology of Work The Theology of Work Project is dedicated to researching, writing, and distributing materials with a biblical perspective on non-church workplaces. We collaborate with pastors and churches, faith-and-work organizations, universities, and seminaries to equip workplace Christians for meaningful and fruitful work of every kind. Our offerings include the Theology of Work Bible Commentary, devotionals, topical articles, and audio/video resources that examine work from a Christian perspective, available for free at www.theologyofwork.org. Website: www.theologyofwork.org  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

Chris Horton, Worship Cohorts My name is Chris Horton and I’m the Worship Leader at The Journey West County in St. Louis Missouri. I’m a member of The Journey Collective and have been the President of The Worship Cohort since January 2012. Website: http://www.worshipcohort.org/  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

Chris Powers, Full of Eyes. My name is Christopher Powers and I create free visual resources for the global Church under the ministry title: “Full of Eyes.” After receiving my MA from Bethlehem College & Seminary in the fall of 2014, I started doing exegetical art full time with a special focus on attempting to unfold the beauty of God as He has communicated Himself to us climatically and definitively in the crucified and risen Son. Website: http://www.fullofeyes.com/  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

Emily Moore, Psalter Project   Emily grew up as the itinerant daughter of an army chaplain, then studied music composition at the University of Oklahoma and graduated in 2014.  Due to chronic illness, she moved back in with her parents.  That winter, her brother and partner in crime Derek prompted her to start working professionally on Psalter Project, and they released their first CD, Highways in our Hearts in June 2015.  Now, after my 10th move in October, she has the privilege to live in Colorado Springs with her grandparents and focus full-time on developing her vision for Psalter Project.   Links: www.psalterproject.com @NewPsalter www.facebook.com/psalterproject    Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

Josh Davis, Proskuneo Josh Davis is the Founder and Executive Director of Proskuneo Ministries. He is a multi-ethnic worship leader, clinician, songwriter, ordained minister, and music missionary. A third-culture person himself, Josh served as a missionary to the Dominican Republic before founding Proskuneo Ministries (www.proskuneo.org), a ministry that exists to bring nations together in worship on earth as it is in heaven. Josh is the co-author of the book “Worship Together [in your church as in heaven].” In his spare time, Josh loves to jog, learn languages, and drink coffee. Josh lives with his wife and four children in Clarkston, GA where over 60 languages are spoken in a 1.5 mile radius. To learn more about Proskuneo: http://proskuneo.org/  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

Josh Blake, Of Folk And Field   Josh started this project with just a few of his friends, but now he’s hoping that it’s going to go a lot further and include a lot more people! Check out our interview with him to find out how you can get involved!  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

Sara Joseph, Christian Artist Resource   So many of us have the desire to be discovered and noted for our work as Christians artists. It’s something I’ve desired and wanted as well. But, the question we need to wrestle with is why are we doing what we do? Is it for our own attention or is it for God’s glory? Are we willing to work at this calling in anonymity, even if we never get “discovered”? Those, and other great questions are what we talk about in this episode of the Worship Ministry Catalyst Podcast. We invite you to listen in to our interview with Sara Joseph!  Christian Artist Resource Consider The Lilies on Amazon Gently Awakened on Amazon  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

Mark Pierson, The Art of Curating Worship The Art of Curating Worship promotes a new vocabulary to help worship curators work out how and why and where worship can best engage their community, inside and outside the church, in transformative encounters with God. Listen in to our Interview with Mark and learn how you might be able to think differently about how you plan and prepare worship gatherings for your church. Get His Book on Amazon  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

Ken Steorts of Visible Music College. Ken is the creator of Visible Music College, which exists as a music and worship school to train and disciple a generation for effective service in the music industry. Ken toured with his band, Skillet, and saw a large number of young Christian musicians with great promise, but little instruction, guidance or purpose. We invite you to listen in for a delightful conversation that will enlighten your thinking as well! http://visible.edu/ Here are some ways you can connect with him online: Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

Jonathan Malm, Sunday Social, Church Stage Design Ideas, Sunday Magazine..   We’ve had him on the podcast before, and we just had to have him on again! (Listen to the previous episodes here: Part 1 & Part 2.) Back then we were talking to him about a book he wrote: Created For More. Today, we are talking to him about Sunday Social as well as how churches can better take advantage of Social Media for the sake of the Kingdom. We invite you to listen in for a delightful conversation that will enlighten your thinking as well! Here are some of Jonathan’s ventures: ChurchStageDesignIdeas.com SundayMagazine.tv SundaySocial.tv Mopho.to Here are some ways you can connect with him online: Facebook Twitter Instagram  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

Kevin Twit, Indelible Grace In today’s episode, we had the incredible privilege of having a conversation (that was far too short!) with Kevin Twit of Indelible Grace. In this conversation we cover a lot of ground about what he and others have done with indelible grace as well as a great conversation about the content of current worship music. This is a conversation I’m sure many of you will enjoy and want to share with others you know! Rev. Kevin Twit was born in 1964 and is a graduate of Berklee College of Music and Covenant Theological Seminary. He worked in the music industry for several years both as a guitarist and recording engineer. He served as a Pastor at Christ Community Church for 8 years, and has been the RUF Campus Minister at Belmont University since 1995. In 1999 Kevin began Indelible Grace Music with some of his students. Indelible Grace has been at the heart of the movement to reset old hymn texts to new music and they have recorded 8 CDs as well as a documentary film, “Roots And Wings: The Story Of Indelible Grace And The RUF Hymns.” Kevin is married to Wendy and they have 3 children, including a daughter they adopted from China in 2005. Kevin is also an adjunct Professor at Covenant Seminary and Belmont University teaching classes in hymnody and has lectured widely on topics of hymns and worship. He enjoys composing hymn tunes, disc golf, and German board games. www.facebook.com/indeliblegrace http://hymnbook.igracemusic.com/  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name

Chris Cragin-Day, Playwright We invite you to join us for another great conversation! Today we are talking with Chris Craigen-Day, who is a playwright and her work: “Martin Luther On Trial.” Chris holds an MFA in Stage Directing from Baylor and a BA in Theater from OBU. She is an alumna of The Public Theater’s Emerging Writer’s Group (The River Nun, presented in the 2009 Spotlight Series) and the O’Neill National Music Theater Conference (Son of a Gun, co-writer Don Chaffer, workshopped and presented). Other recent NYC productions include The Unusual Tale of Mary and Joseph’s Baby (NYC Fringe, co-writer Don Chaffer), The Selfish Giant (co-writer Michael Castillejos), Son of a Gun (co-writers Don and Lori Chaffer), and Emily, produced by Firebone Theatre. Son of a Gun was also presented at Joe’s Pub and was a finalist for the Richard Rogers Award. Chris is an Assistant Professor of English and Theater at The King’s College NYC.J http://www.chriscragin-day.com/ http://www.chriscragin-day.com/blog/  Why don’t you chime in? Leave your feedback in the comments section below! TWITTER: @wmcatalyst FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339 Email: [email protected]  Stay up to date with what’s going on at WMC by subscribing to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name