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Inspiring worship, nurturing talent, and supporting music ministry

The Music Ministries Department helps churches and individuals use music to glorify God, inspire faith, and build community. Through Celebrating faith through music by developing worship experiences, nurturing talent, encouraging collaboration, and supporting spiritual growth. Empowering those involved in music ministry with training, resources, and opportunities to serve.

Who We Are

The South England Conference (SEC) Music Ministry Department exists to celebrate and express our faith through the universal language of music. We believe that music is not just an element of worship—it is ministry in itself. Our department serves as a creative and spiritual hub for musicians, singers, worship leaders, and all those called to serve through the gift of music.

We are committed to cultivating an inclusive and connected community of creatives across the conference, uniting local churches, choirs, and worship teams under a shared vision of musical excellence, service, and evangelism.

What We Do

Our work centres on three key areas of impact:

  1. Worship and Spiritual Growth

    We support local churches and departments across the SEC in developing meaningful, spirit-filled worship experiences. Whether through live services, conferences, or special events, our mission is to enhance the spiritual atmosphere of every gathering through intentional music ministry.

  2. Training and Development

    We believe in equipping musicians and worship leaders with the tools they need to grow. Through workshops, seminars, and mentorship initiatives, we endeavour to offer training on musicianship, worship leadership, and music ministry administration and technology. These opportunities help nurture both talent and spiritual maturity.

  3. Community and Collaboration

    Music connects us beyond the walls of the church. We foster creative partnerships through community choirs, outreach events, and collaborations with local organisations. By placing music at the centre of community engagement, we use it as a vehicle for fellowship, hope, and evangelism.

Our Initiatives

  • Musician Database – Building a conference-wide directory of musicians, singers, and creatives to encourage collaboration, inclusion, and availability for service.

  • Music as a Cyclical Investment – Supporting and promoting Adventist songwriters and composers, ensuring that the music we sing also strengthens and sustains our community.

  • Workshops & Training Events – Delivering practical and spiritual development opportunities for local music teams across the provinces.

  • Community Projects & Choirs – Supporting regional and local choirs such as High Wycombe, Parkside, and London Live, as well as creative outreach initiatives.

  • Music Day of Fellowship & Camp Meeting Music Ministry – Creating spaces for worship, reflection, and unity through large-scale musical gatherings.

  • Podcast and Media Engagement – Launching initiatives such as the ARL Podcast to celebrate creativity, share stories, and explore the intersection of faith and music.

  • UK Adventist Songbook Project – Documenting and celebrating homegrown music for use across the conference and beyond.

Our Vision

To see every church within the South England Conference empowered with skilled, passionate, and spiritually grounded musicians who see their ministry as a calling. To make music ministry a vital bridge—connecting the church, community, and Christ.

Join Us

Whether you are a musician, singer, sound engineer, or simply passionate about worship, there’s a place for you in the SEC Music Ministry community. Together, we can create music that not only inspires worship but transforms lives.

Get in touch for advice and support.

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