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HHIM AuXiLiaries!!
To lead the congregation in heartfelt worship, creating an atmosphere where God is glorified, people are drawn to Christ, and lives are transformed through music and spiritual alignment. The worship team is not a group of performers — we are a spiritual army that prepares the way for the presence of God to move among His people. As the Levites in 1 Chronicles 15 were specifically chosen, trained, and purified for the task, so are we called to this sacred responsibility with excellence, unity, joy, and reverence.
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Must be Saved, declaring Jesus is Lord, and be called to serve
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Be an active member of HHIM Church, demonstrating love and concern for all people
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Worship as Ministry
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Commitment & Rehearsal Time
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Effective Communication
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Song Selection
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Understanding the Vision
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Bible Study and Self-Development
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New Presentations and Worship Sessions
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Having Fun and Team Bonding
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Health and Well-Being
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Flexibility & Spontaneity
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Accepting Criticism & Growth
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Inclusion and Diversity
Bro. Justin Ravenell
ravenell.justin6@gmail.com
Praise & Worship Ministry
The Sound Team exists to serve the church by providing high-quality audio support for all worship services, events, and special gatherings. We aim to ensure that the Word of God is heard clearly and that worship is conducted without distraction. 1 Corinthians 14:40 reminds us that technical service is a form of worship, and our role is to bring order and excellence to the house of God.
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This policy applies to all members of the church sound team involved in operating, managing, or supporting audio systems for:
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Sunday worship services
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Midweek services or prayer meetings
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Conferences and church events
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Weddings, funerals, and special programs
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Rehearsals and worship team sessions
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It encompasses expectations for spiritual integrity, technical excellence, interpersonal conduct, and team responsibilities within the audio ministry.
Bro. Justin Ravenell
ravenell.justin6@gmail.com
Sound Ministry
Baptize your Ear-Gate with Out-of-the-Box Praise, Worship, and Inspirational music.
Ensue a flow of music that enhances people's worship.
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Have fun in the name of the Lord, at the same time, be aware of the MC (person hosting the particular part of the service (i.e, Bishop or whoever has the lead microphone), they may want the music cut.
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Min. Leroy Dingle
DJ/Music Ministry
The Worship Arts Ministry seeks to glorify the Lord through the beauty of dance and creative expression, using movement to inspire, uplift, and impact lives in a positive way. We desire to invite others to discover and use their God-given talents and gifts in worship. Through the leading of the Holy Spirit, we praise God with powerful expressions—whether through dance, hand movements, flags, or banners—communicating a message that words alone cannot express. Our ministry stirs hearts, awakens emotions, and draws people deeper into the presence of God.
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To Praise the Lord in the dance (Psalms 149:3)
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To love Him with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength (Mark 12:30). And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy strength: this is the first commandment
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To make His praise glorious (Exodus 15:20), Miriam the prophetess, the sister of Aaron, took a timbrel in her hand; and all the women went out after her with timbrels and with dances
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To rejoice and usher in God’s presence (Psalms 150:4), Praise him with the timbrel and dance: praise him with stringed instruments and organs
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To express joy and victory (2 Samuel 6:14), and David danced before the LORD with all his might; and David was girded with a linen ephod
To Willingly present our bodies as living sacrifices to the Lord (Romans 12:1), I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service
Min. Delores Mustapher performingarts@hhimchurch.com
Worship Arts Ministry
To provide individuals with instructions on how to carry out the normal basic operating procedure for a standard Sunday morning worship service.
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The Video Ministry handles the coordination, shooting, and editing of teaching sessions and sermons for delivery via web (live streaming and social media), DVDs, and portable devices.
- Operating Procedures: A. Media Setup, B. Media Video Capture, C. Media Projection, D. End of Service, E. Media Editing
- Media Setup: Turn on all computers, the capture camera, stage lights, sanctuary projector, lobby TV, and café TVs upon entering the media booth.
- Media Video Capture: We are refining the video capture process to enhance live streaming.
- Media Projection: Use Quelea Projection software to display media in the sanctuary.
- End of Service: After each service, shut down the camera, stage lights, TVs, projector, and computers.
- Media Editing: Render footage for editing if necessary after content capture.
- Live Streaming: We have begun live streaming services and will update procedures as technology advances, currently developing a standard protocol for the team.
Elder Ortez Howell
hhimmediaproductions@gmail.com