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Worship Leadership: Songwriting

In Person
Campus: Jackson
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Write songs that shape faith

The songwriting emphasis in worship leadership at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ University trains students in the craft of writing songs for church worship, evangelism, and the broader Christian community.

Students develop skills in melody and lyric writing grounded in sound theology — preparing them to serve as worship artists, church music staff, and members of ministry songwriting teams.

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What You'll Study

The songwriting track within worship leadership develops worship musicians who write songs worth singing — combining applied performance training with the craft of melody, lyric, and theological depth that creates worship music that genuinely serves the church and endures beyond a single Sunday morning.

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Writing Songs That Shape Faith and Lead People to God

At Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ, songwriting for worship is a calling with profound stakes. You’ll be trained to write songs that deepen faith, shape theology, and lead people into genuine encounter with God — guided by faculty who take both the craft of songwriting and the ministry of worship with the seriousness they deserve.

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