One Week Away: Join Sojourn Music For Breakfast
As I told you about recently, we’re hosting a free sojournmusic.com breakfast next Wednesday, 8 a.m. at our Germantown campus here in Louisville, The 930 Art Center.  This event is a prelude to the Acts 29 Network Louisville Boot Camp:  Ambition.  Although registration is over for the Boot Camp (we’re filled to capacity), we’d still love for you to join us for this free breakfast of donuts and coffee.  We’ll have a panel discussion, open to any of your questions about our music minist

Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs: Sojourn’s Worship Music Set List, 11-1-2009
This set list is one of many that you can find at the worship music set list blog carnival at fredmckinnon.com, featuring many different kinds of churches. You can learn abou

Full Details On Free Gospel Centered Worship Workshops
We told you recently about the worship track at Ambition, the Louisville Acts 29 Boot Camp which Sojourn Community Church is hosting on November 10-11. This worship track is being sponsored by the Institute For Christian Worship at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, and by Sojourn Community Church.  And that means that you can come to all sessions for free, even if you don’t register for the Boot Camp!

Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs: Sojourn’s Worship Music Set List, 10-25-2009
This set list is one of many that you can find at the worship music set list blog carnival at fredmckinnon.com, featuring many different kinds of churches. You can learn abou

Complete Baby Dedication Liturgy, Free For Use, At theopensourcebook.org
Last Sunday we held a baby dedication service at Sojourn Gathered.  Today we’ve posted our entire liturgy for this service at theopensourcebook.org, a website that exists to supply churches with free prayers and liturgical elements.  Our worship & arts pastor, Mike Cosper, conceived and launched this site with Nathan Bierma of the Calvin Institute for Christian Worship.  From the home page: Our collection grows daily, and comes from real-world church contexts. You are welcome to use anything from the Open Sourcebook for free, as all of our content is protected by the Creative Commons License. See our permissions page for more information.