About Pentecost Worship

Training, songs and resources for the worship teams nobody else is serving.

What we do

A training and resource network for this specific tradition. Structured courses for instrumentalists, vocalists, sound and media volunteers, taught by practitioners from within the tradition, in short mobile-friendly lessons that a volunteer can do between work and rehearsal. A song resource library with charts, arrangements and multi-tracks for songs actually sung in these churches, which are largely absent from mainstream catalogues. Team development pathways a worship pastor can assign and track. Annual regional gatherings.

Who we built it for

• Worship leaders and pastors

  Leaders in Pentecostal and charismatic churches, particularly African and diaspora congregations, who need resources that fit long services and their own musical language.

• Musicians and vocalists

  Volunteers with real responsibility and no training budget, who have learned mostly by imitation.

• Sound and media teams

  Volunteers running sound and media who have had to learn by breaking things.

The problem

Worship training resources are overwhelmingly produced for one musical tradition and one cultural context, and they do not fit churches whose services run three hours, whose musical language is different, and whose teams are entirely volunteer.

Musicians learn by imitation, sound teams learn by breaking things, and there is no accessible pathway from willing volunteer to competent musician.

Try it before anything else

The free worship set planner runs in your browser with no account. Put in the songs, keys and tempos, and see where the set needs a transition. Open it.