Thursday Show
Alex Avila | “The Language of Drums in the Church ” 2-15-18
#DrumSpeak
Time: 30m video
Speaking the Language of Drum
Join us with Alex Avila, author of the Drum Beats For Justice blog. Alex is an accomplished drummer, and has travelled the world speaking about his faith and drums.Watch Alex and participate in a discussion about drums in the church, and drummers can learn how to communicate with your worship leader, and worship leaders can learn how to speak to your drummer.
Learn how to use the language of drums to have effective communication between the worship leader and the drummer.
Also LISTEN to this Episode WTTU Member’s Only
WTTU THURSDAY AUDIO PODCAST
2-15-18 WATCH SHOW: ALEX AVILA!
QUESTIONS:
1. As a drummer, what is most important to you about communicating with the worship leader?2. How do you work through communication troubles?
3. What do you do to encourage others in your team about using the drums in ministry?
4. Simply, what is your role as a servant and how do you exhibit this in your ministry?
FEATURED GUEST’S LINKS:
https://drummer4jah.wordpress.comhttps://www.facebook.com/drumbeatsofjustice/
GUEST BIO: ALEX AVILA
Alex Avila has been involved with music and ministry for almost 20 years. He learned to play drums by copying the beats in the songs he listened to and eventually learned theory playing in school bands. He has helped lead worship all over the world with various artists and bands. From 2015-2017, he was the tour drummer for the Gospel Reggae band, Christafari, playing in over 20 countries and 6 continents including headlining a show for over 100,000 people in Brazil. In 2017, he felt God calling him to leave the band to move to Thailand and become a full time missionary. He currently leads the men’s discipleship and mentoring program at Shear Love International, an anti-trafficking organization that offers vocational training and restorative care for men and women trying to leave or rescued from the sex industry in Thailand. His heart is to not only use music to restore and heal survivors of trafficking and exploitation but to also equip churches for excellence in worship & music ministry and encourage them to become active in pursuing justice.Keystone Thought:
[ctt template=”6″ link=”7Pl1I” via=”no” ]”But you must return to your God; maintain love and justice, and wait for your God always.” (Hosea 12:6, NIV)[/ctt]
@drumbeatsofjustice @BranonDempsey @worshiptt @WorshipTTU
Want More Training? Upgrade Your Membership
MENTORING
Are you called to serve? Do you know your next step? How do you get to the next level? We can help. Learn more, so you can lead others. Discover what WTT Mentoring can do for you today: wttu.co/mentoringCopyright 2017 Worship Team Training®
