Wor/Th Conference - (Redeemer University) Toronto (Ancaster), ON
Sat, 27 Sep, 9:30 AM EDT
Doors open
8:30 AM EDT
Redeemer University
777 Garner Ave E, Ancaster, ON L9K 1J4
Description
WOR/TH is all about coming back to both the heart and the mind of worship. Our one day worship and theology seminars aim to challenge and inspire songwriters, worship leaders & their teams to fight for deeply biblical, relevant and poetic worship. Leading and teaching alongside host Matt Redman at each event will be experienced theologians, pastors, worship leaders and songwriters who care passionately about painting a big picture of God in our songs and services. We hope each of these days will have the feel of both a classroom and a chapel - a mix of education and encounter - as we stir up a conversation around the glory of God in our worship. We would love for you to join in on September 27th in Ancaster, ON!
SCHEDULE (subject to change):
8:30am - Conference Doors open
9:30am - Conference starts
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Event Information
Age Limit
All Ages
Religious
Matt Redman
Matt Redman
Religious
UK worship leader Matt Redman is writer on songs such as '10,000 Reasons', 'Blessed Be Your Name', 'Heart of Worship' and 'Son of Suffering’. He’s also the author of several books on worship - including ‘The Unquenchable Worshipper’ and ‘Facedown’. Matt’s vision for WOR/TH is to help create an environment where songwriters, music-leaders and their teams can think deeply about our sung theology in worship.
Religious
Matt Maher
Matt Maher
Religious
Canadian worship leader Matt Maher is writer of songs such as ‘Lord I Need You’, ‘Run To The Father’, ‘Your Grace is Enough’ and ‘Because He Lives (Amen)’ - as well his well-received recent version of the ‘The Lord’s Prayer (Amen)’. Outside of his own artistic output, Matt has been a prolific co-writer across many different streams and expressions of the Church.
Religious
Josh Baldwin
Josh Baldwin
Religious
Josh is a prolific songwriter and is a writer on congregational favourites such as ‘Stand in Your Love’, ‘Praises (Be Lifted Up)’ and ‘Made For More’. Beginning his worship-leading journey in North Carolina, where he was a worship pastor for 10 years, Josh and his family now live in Thompson’s Station, Tennessee.
Religious
Josh Aaron
Josh Aaron
Religious
Josh is a songwriter and worship leader at Monument Church in MD and for the Advance movement of churches around the globe. His songs include ‘Drink Offering’ with Naomi Raine and the more recent ‘Saints of Old’, co-written with Matt Redman.
Seminar/Lecture
W. David O. Taylor
W. David O. Taylor
Seminar/Lecture
David Taylor is a theologian, author, speaker, priest, and director of initiatives in art and faith. A professor at Fuller Theological Seminary, he has lectured widely on the arts, from Thailand to South Africa. David’s books include ‘Open and Unafraid’, ‘A Body of Praise’ and the recent ‘Prayers for the Pilgrimage’. In addition he has written for The Washington Post, Image Journal and Christianity Today.