These sessions are hard work, but they are also a great example of productive collaborative ministry. There are various advantages. By working together:
- we can think of the "season" as a whole, rather than as a series of one off events.
- we become more courageous and pick more challenging hymns
- there is more variety and less repetition, but...
- we can choose to reinforce a new hymn
- everyone has the information in good time
- we can use a broader range of knowledge and experience
Looking to the future, its effectiveness could probably be improved by widening the circle of participants. Who else would be a valuable contributor? Could the wider team become more involved? Is there a more appropriate process? - would anything in "Wisdom of Crowds" be helpful?
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