08/31/2026
What a weekend! ❤️
We’re still reflecting on everything that took place during this weekend’s Singing Seminary Vocal Masterclass, and we are incredibly grateful.
We welcomed several new faces into the room this time, people who had never attended a Singing Seminary Masterclass before, alongside those who have continued to come back, learn, grow, and journey with us. There was something really special about watching that community continue to expand.
And this weekend reminded us again that Singing Seminary is about so much more than developing a better voice.
Yes, we sang. We learned. We worked on our voices. But we also spent A LOT of time in the Word, digging into what it truly means to be faithful and steadfast, in our worship, in our walk with God, and in the way we continue to minister to Him whether anyone is watching or not.
We talked about worship that goes beyond a song. We explored singing in the Spirit and what it looks like to become more sensitive and responsive to the Lord in both our private and corporate worship.
There were conversations, questions, moments of revelation, laughter, worship, and genuine connection throughout the weekend. And hearing the feedback afterward, especially hearing how people were challenged, encouraged, and given things they can carry with them beyond these two days, meant so much to us.
To everyone who came, whether this was your first Singing Seminary experience or you’ve been with us before: thank you for trusting us with your time and for showing up ready to receive, participate, and grow. ❤️
And to everyone who helped make this weekend possible, our facilitators, volunteers, supporters, and everyone working behind the scenes, thank you.
We don’t want these masterclasses to simply be events people attend.
Our desire is to create spaces where people can be equipped, challenged, strengthened, and drawn deeper in their understanding of worship and what it means to minister to the Lord.
This weekend was another beautiful step in that journey.
Faithful. Steadfast. Still growing. Still learning. Still worshiping.