INSTRUMENTS OF WORSHIP IN ARGENTINA
Summary
The Daniel Warner Institute in Argentina is committed to the integral formation of Church of God pastors and leaders in Latin America. Weekly Wednesday chapel services—which include worship, communion, scripture, and teaching—play a critical part in this formative experience for students. Aligned with the vision of this community, this project partners with the Daniel Warner Institute to purchase musical instruments and equipment, which will be used during worship services and courses.
Project # 42.30015
background
background
By combining classroom learning with real-world experience, the Warner Institute is equipping emerging leaders to use their God-given gifts to lead others in worship—both today and throughout their future ministries. Alongside their classes, students gain hands-on ministry experience by serving on weekends at various Church of God congregations in the region. Classes are led by professors who are also active pastors or lay leaders, bringing both academic and practical ministry insight to the classroom.
A highlight of life at the Warner Institute is the weekly chapel service, where students and staff come together to worship, pray, and learn from one another. To strengthen these gatherings, this project aims to purchase musical instruments and equipment for the school. These resources will not only enrich the chapel experience but will also support the development of worship-leading courses now being created.
STRATEGY
This project will partner with the Daniel Warner Institute and Church of God in Argentina to purchase musical instruments and sound equipment for chapel services, special events, and worship training at the school.
Instruments to purchase include:
- Acoustic drums
- Cymbals
- Keyboard
- Electric guitars
- Acoustic guitar
- Music stand
- Multi-efect music pedal
Vision
Vision
Currently, student volunteers bring their own instruments to lead worship in chapel services, but not all students have access to the equipment they need. By providing instruments and resources, this project will equip worship leaders today while preparing them for a lifetime of worship ministry in the years ahead.
Celebrating Partnership
“Below are a few photos from the devotional services held on Wednesdays. You can see students who, in some cases, bring their own instruments to lead the time of worship. Each Wednesday, a different student is responsible for preaching the Word of God, making this worship time both a learning experience and practical training in homiletics.” *translated from Spanish to English
-Matías Silke, Project Manager
Pictured Here: Matias Silke (Director of Daniel Warner Institute) together with Mónica Fischer (Church of God CIID Leader for Latin America)
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