The Living Liturgy Network

A community of songwriters, musicians, and music producers working together to write original worship music for the local church. The Living Liturgy Network exists to help worship creatives connect, collaborate, and grow in their craft while serving the mission of Living Liturgy. Members may share songs in progress, offer feedback, and occasionally contribute their gifts to ongoing songwriting projects.

Join the Network

Anyone can join the Living Liturgy Network. Please fill out the simple form below so we can invite you into the community. We can’t wait to hear the songs you create.

Living Liturgy Network Participation Policy

Participation in the Living Liturgy Network is intended to support the mission of Living Liturgy and the creation of original worship music for the local church. By joining this community, members agree to the following principles.

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  • The Living Liturgy Network exists to serve the mission of Living Liturgy in forming worship songwriters and supporting the creation of original songs for the church. Participation in this community should reflect that purpose.

  • The Living Liturgy Network is not a marketplace for selling services or promoting freelance work. Members may collaborate with one another, but self-promotion, solicitation, or commercial advertising is not permitted within the network.

  • Church partnerships and songwriting projects connected to Living Liturgy are stewarded by the Living Liturgy team. Members may occasionally be invited to contribute to these projects, but direct solicitation of work from these churches or partnerships is not permitted.

  • Members are welcome to collaborate with one another on personal worship projects. When sharing songs, demos, or ideas within the network, please treat the work with respect and do not distribute or publish it outside the group without permission.

  • Living Liturgy reserves the right to remove members who consistently disregard these principles or who use the network in ways that conflict with the mission and purpose of Living Liturgy.