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Worship leaders combine music, technology, and the arts with theology and pastoral sensitivity to design services that encourage people to engage with God in gathered worship.
Johnson’s Bachelor of Music in Worship Leadership prepares students for not only the practical “how to” of worship, but also provides a biblical and theological foundation that answers the “why” of worship. Students engage in private music lessons, music theory, and music ensembles to build musical skill, while pursuing the study of worship theology, technology, the arts, and pastoral ministry to form a foundation for worship leadership. Along with what is learned in the classroom, students are presented with numerous opportunities to gain hands-on experience leading worship in chapel and other campus events, as well as through internships and weekend ministries.
Graduates demonstrate all the required knowledge, skills, and experience needed to become successful in worship leadership and ministry.
All students who wish to enter this degree program must perform an audition for the faculty of the School of Communication and Creative Arts on their primary instrument.
Students Enrolling Spring 2021 or Fall 2021:
Contact for an appointment.
If you have additional questions, contact or review the academic catalog.
This degree does not include any concentrations.
Courses may include:
For more details on this program, check out our academic catalog.
Graduates with this degree often serve as worship ministers or worship leaders in a local church setting. Students may also choose to pursue graduate work in worship studies.
Worship leaders combine music, technology, and the arts with theology and pastoral sensitivity to design services that encourage people to engage with God in gathered worship.
Johnson’s Bachelor of Music in Worship Leadership prepares students for not only the practical “how to” of worship, but also provides a biblical and theological foundation that answers the “why” of worship. Students engage in private music lessons, music theory, and music ensembles to build musical skill, while pursuing the study of worship theology, technology, the arts, and pastoral ministry to form a foundation for worship leadership. Along with what is learned in the classroom, students are presented with numerous opportunities to gain hands-on experience leading worship in chapel and other campus events, as well as through internships and weekend ministries.
Graduates demonstrate all the required knowledge, skills, and experience needed to become successful in worship leadership and ministry.
All students who wish to enter this degree program must perform an audition for the faculty of the School of Communication and Creative Arts on their primary instrument.
Students Enrolling Spring 2021 or Fall 2021:
Contact for an appointment.
If you have additional questions, contact or review the academic catalog.
This degree does not include any concentrations.
Courses may include:
For more details on this program, check out our academic catalog.
Graduates with this degree often serve as worship ministers or worship leaders in a local church setting. Students may also choose to pursue graduate work in worship studies.