From postlude to prelude : music ministry's other six days /
Author Randall Bradley discusses the "everyday life" of the Minister of Music, and suggests ways to deal with the multitude of tasks that arise on a day-to-day basis. --from back cover.
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Fenton, Mo. :
MorningStar Music Publishers,
©2004.
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Table of Contents:
- Philosophical/Theological Issues
- Music Ministry as a Vocation
- Ordination
- Assessing Your Abilities
- Theological Issues
- Developing a Concept of Worship
- Building a Philosophy of Music Ministry
- Personal Issues
- Family Concerns
- Managing Relationships
- Maintaining a Healthy Lifestyle
- Spiritual Development
- Avoiding Burnout
- Developing as a Leader
- Employment and Vocational Issues
- Professional Preparation
- Continuing Education
- Compensation
- Housing Allowance and Self Employment
- Financial Management
- Retirement
- Working with Church Staff
- Working with the Pastor
- Working with Other Ministers
- Working with Staff Members
- Working with Accompanists
- Dealing with Conflict
- Developing as a Ministry Team
- Personnel Supervision
- Developing Job Descriptions and Organizational Charts
- Working with Local and National Organizations
- Working with Interns
- Involving Others
- Enlisting and Training
- Communication
- Recruiting and Working with Volunteers
- Working with Difficult People
- Working with Committees
- Music
- Worship
- Personnel
- Delegation
- Parent Councils
- Managing and Leading Change
- Managing Worship Conflicts
- Developing Congregational Singing
- Promotion
- Promoting the Music Ministry within the Church
- The Adult Choir
- Graded Choirs
- Youth Choirs
- Senior Adult Choir
- Instrumental Groups
- Handbells
- Music Ministry and Other Programs
- Youth Ministry
- Children's Ministry
- Missions
- Christian Education
- Other Organizations
- Promoting the Music Ministry in the Community
- Professional Musicians
- Symphony Players
- Music Teachers
- Other Groups
- Appearances
- Mission Opportunities
- Communicating with Media
- Designing Printed Materials
- Fundraising
- Organization and Time Management
- Establishing Goals
- Long Range Planning
- Developing a Mission Statement
- Preparing and Presenting a Budget
- Program Evaluation
- Time Management
- Organizing for Choirs and Performance Groups
- Graded Choirs
- Youth Choirs
- Adult Choirs
- Instrumental Groups
- Handbell Groups
- Organizing and Maintaining the Music Library
- Calendaring
- Special Issues for Bi-vocational Ministers
- Facilities and Purchases
- General Guidelines for Fiscal Responsibility
- Acquiring Music
- Instrumental and Equipment Purchases
- Donated Instruments
- Music Ministry Facilities
- Worship Facilities
- Sound Systems
- Lighting
- Purchasing a Hymnal
- Dealing with Transition: Deciding to Leave
- Designing and Distributing a Resume
- Relating to a Search Committee
- The Interview
- Assessing the Potential Church
- Assessing the Potential Pastor
- Leaving Effectively
- The New Position: Getting Started
- For Personnel Committees Only!
- Ministering in Special Situations
- Making a Hospital Visit
- Ministering to Families in Grief
- Ministering Through Counseling
- Ministering Without a Pastor
- Conclusion
- The Minister of Music's Most Frequently Asked Questions
- Professional Music Organizations
- Church Music Publications.