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The Grace — A Sending Song for Any Sunday 

By KDMusic

‘Sometimes the most important moment of a worship service is the last one’.
 

A clear, shared sending — where the church blesses one another in Christ — shapes how people leave and live out their faith. The Grace is a simple congregational benediction song designed to help churches end services with unity, peace, and shared blessing, rather than just a dismissal.

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The 6 Questions Worship Leaders Ask When Choosing Songs (And How to Answer Them) 

Choosing songs for worship is a pastoral act. The songs we sing shape how our church understands God, prayer, grace, lament, joy, mission, and hope. Worship leaders tend to ask the same core questions each time they select music for Sunday.

This simple framework gives clarity, confidence, and direction in choosing songs that serve the congregation well.

1. Will the congregation actually sing this?

Congregations sing best when:

The melody moves in intuitive steps

The range sits comfortably for both men and…

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Reflecting on Reformation Day, All Souls & Remembrance – A Worship Leader’s Resource 

 

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As we approach Reformation Day (31 Oct), All Souls (2 Nov) and Remembrance Sunday (11 Nov), many worship leaders, youth-teams and home-groups are looking for meaningful resources. In response to a season of great loss in my own church, we recorded this song drawn from Hebrews 11 (“cloud of witnesses”) and 1 Peter (Christ’s suffering & glory)  We hope will help you mark this season with lament and hope..

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A full lyric video — ideal for screen projection or online…

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The Grace ~ Part 1  

‘I don’t know why He chose me’ - The Love of God 

As usual, I turned on the radio, and the BBC presenter was interviewing England football superstar, Ian Wright. By the end, thousands of people across the country were in tears. As a young black man growing up in South East London, Ian had lived through a troubled childhood. His father left when he was a baby. If he turned up, he was always a disappointment. His step-father frequently beat Ian and his alcoholic mother. It’s no surprise he grew up a…

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