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Biblical Qualifications of Choir (Band) Members

1. They should have the calling and anointing for worship (Acts 6:3; 1Chronicles 25). Unless they have the calling, they cannot have dedication for service.
2. They should be obedient to the Choir leader (IChronicles 25:6)
3. They must be submissive to the Church authority (IChr.25:6)
4. They must be skillful in singing or in playing different instruments (25:7)
5. They must be instructed in the songs of the Lord (not attracted by worldly music) (25:7).
6. They must be dedicated to the service of the House of the Lord (25:6). When it comes to Church ministry, availability is important and signifies dedication (1Chr.9:33).
7. They should be full of joy and enthusiasm (1Chr.15:16).
8. They should have discipline in dress, posture, and order (2Chr.5:12)
9. They can be both male and female together (Ezra 2:65)
10. They must be filled with the Spirit of God (Eph. 5:18,19).
11. They should sing with grace in heart (Col.3:16).
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  1. Iyiola AdekunleAugust 21, 2013 at 9:13 PM

    I'm very grateful unto God to get into your site, because I am truly fed with the undiluted word of God. Keep on, may the Lord continue strenghten you. AMEN.

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  2. Pastor TSamuelJanuary 31, 2014 at 10:24 AM

    Thank u for this rules in praise and worship I copied to teach to my choir without your permit sorry.Tsamuel

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  3. DomenicFebruary 1, 2014 at 1:20 AM

    It is very fine to copy. It is God's Word, so you don't need my permission, esp when you use it fruitfully for the Lord's glory alone.

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