Frequently asked questions
Questions people actually ask
What is in the free song library?
Charts and arrangements for the most-sung songs in this tradition, which until now have mostly existed only as poorly transcribed videos.
Who teaches the courses?
Practitioners from within the Pentecostal and charismatic tradition.
Can I fit lessons around work?
Yes. Lessons are short and mobile-friendly, designed for a volunteer to do between work and rehearsal.
Which roles are covered?
Instrumentalists, vocalists, and sound and media volunteers each have structured courses.
What does it cost?
The song library is free. Full training courses are 12 dollars a month for an individual, or 79 dollars a month per church for the whole team with assignment and progress tracking.
Can a worship pastor track the team?
Yes. On the church plan, a worship pastor can assign development pathways and track progress.
Are there gatherings or conferences?
Yes. Annual regional gatherings are held, at 60 to 120 dollars per attendee.
Why should I trust the worship set planner?
It measures each key change in semitones using standard music theory, and adds up your own timings. It judges how songs join, not the songs.
See where the set lifts, drops and joins
Put in your worship slot and each song's key, tempo and length. See the running time, which key changes need a transition and where the tempo drops sharply. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
Open the free toolIt runs in your browser. Pentecost Worship never sees your inputs.