WORSHIP AT
THE MOUNT
Breakouts
Maker Track
For builders and leaders serving in worship ministry teams.
Engager Track
For participators and proponents of worship as a lifestyle.
Breakout 1
"Reading the Room" - Learning to hear and move in the environment you want to create as a musician.
Josh McConnell - MAKER
Room 217
"Crafting the Room for God" An Exposition on the how and the why at the heart of AVL
Chris Ruskin - ENGAGER
Room 219
"It Matters" - Understanding everyday tasks in perspective with a kingdom purpose.
Britt Arrieta - MAKER & ENGAGER
Room 220
Breakout 2
"Planning the Journey" - How we choose songs and worship sets with intention.
Becca Bass - ENGAGER
Room 217
"Writing with the Holy Spirit" - Writing poetry, songs, and prose with sensitivity to the Lord's leading.
Summer Mensah - ENGAGER
Room 219
"Preparing With Purpose" - Being intentional about the heart behind your practice time, not just performance.
Israel Jones - MAKER
Room 220
What is it?
Worship at The Mount is a two-day gathering designed to equip and strengthen our community to worship with greater passion, skill, and understanding. Held October 23-24 at The Mount Stafford Campus, this year's conference carries the theme "Equipping One More" - because every single person matters in the story of worship. Through powerful corporate worship, practical teaching, and hands-on breakout sessions, we are creating space for God to move and for attendees to grow whether they serve on a team or simply love to lift their voices in praise.
This year we are offering two tailored tracks so everyone walks away equipped for their specific next step. The Maker Track is built for the builders and leaders who serve on worship ministry teams - worship leaders, musicians, vocalists, production members, and staff - with sessions focused on the craft, theology, and execution of leading others in worship. The Engager Track is designed for participators and proponents of worship as a lifestyle - everyday church attenders who want to deepen their personal worship, understand what happens in corporate gatherings, and discover how to carry a posture of worship beyond Sunday morning. No matter which path you choose, the goal is the same: to equip one more to worship the One.