Maurice Clark

There is a moment that happens in almost every rehearsal room. Someone hits play on a backing track, the band comes in, and for about eight seconds everything feels amazing. Then the drummer speeds up, the singer comes in early, and the whole thing falls apart in […]

Have you ever stood in the middle of a church sanctuary, closed your eyes, and felt completely overwhelmed by the beauty of the music? There is a very special feeling that washes over a congregation when a modern worship song is played. The music rises and falls,

Every Sunday morning, church doors open across the world, and people walk in seeking hope, healing, and a deeper connection with God. Behind the scenes, pastors, choir directors, musicians, and sound volunteers have spent hours getting everything ready. As a musician who has spent many years playing

Sunday morning is quickly approaching. Your choir has been practicing all month, the harmonies are sounding beautiful, and the congregation is ready to worship. But suddenly, your church’s drummer calls in sick, and the bass player is out of town. You are left with a wonderful choir,

Have you ever shown up on a Sunday morning ready to lead worship, only to find out your drummer is sick or your bass player had to go out of town? Or perhaps you are part of a wonderful small church plant that simply does not have

There is a very specific feeling that happens on a Sunday morning when the first few piano chords of a familiar, centuries-old song echo through the sanctuary. As the congregation takes a collective breath and begins to sing, the atmosphere in the room shifts. The voices rise,