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Four Copycat Sins Churches Commit In Worship

At a recent Hillsong concert the guy I stood next to said “this sounds like every church in America.”

He’s right – in the quest to become cool and relevant most churches have adopted the jangly-guitar style of worship. This isn’t a bad thing as most people love jangly guitars and it drives a lot of pop music. The church should speak the musical language of the culture. But what can your ministry do to put a twist on it? Can you do something a little different to give your church a sound of its own?

Doug Lawrence at ChurchCentral.com talks about other ways ministries are copying each other in building design and sermons. Read more.

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Don Chapman

A prolific arranger and songwriter, Don has had songs published by Word, Integrity Music, G3worship and Worship Today, and has orchestrated music for several Christian artists. He serves as the arranger for Hymncharts.com and Worshiphymns.com. He’s been featured on the 700 Club, has been quoted in USAToday and has been a guest lecturer at Liberty University.

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