Church Music Internship

The Church Music Internship is all about "equipping saints for the work of ministry" (Eph. 4:11-13) and particularly those individuals who are interested in leading worship in song within the church. This internship is designed to develop both the "heart and hands” (character & skill) as well as shape the philosophy of music of each intern. This will develop interns toward a stronger theology of worship, and more specifically, worship in song. This internship will explore how music should be stewarded inside of a local church, as well as give these interns practical opportunities to lead worship in song (where appropriate and based on individual gifting).

Standard Track

Who’s this for?

First Irving church member who would like to learn more about church music.
Those studying music in college and for those who may want to explore how the Lord might want to use them within a music ministry in the future.
DBU Students who wish to fulfill their DBU Music Business Internship.

Time Commitment

Approximately a year-long commitment (Two full semesters - Spring and Fall)

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Pastoral Track

Who’s this for?

This particular internship is targeted toward men who aspire to pastoral ministry.
First Irving members for more than 1 year and known broadly by the church.
Those who desire to develop a pastoral heart as they lead and shepherd through song in the church.

Time Commitment

At least a year-long commitment (Two full semesters - Spring and Fall), but usually works best over a two year period.

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Interested in the internship?

Complete the application below.

Name

First Name

Last Name

Phone Number

Are you a Member of First Irving?

Yes

Briefly tell us about your background in music, or why you are interested in this internship?

Briefly tell us about your testimony of when you trusted in Christ for salvation and began to follow Him.

Are you involved in a small group/community group at First Irving for soul care and encouragement? If not, are you willing to commit to one?

Tell us some about what you have already observed in the music ministry at First Irving that has drawn your interest to this program? Are there specific aspects that have caught your attention?

Are you willing and able to commit to an internship that requires book reading (2 books) and short response papers (1-2 pages). If yes, please explain.

Are you willing and able to commit to an internship that is 2 semesters long? Spring and Fall? If not, why not?

When would you be able to meet for an interview and audition with Kurt? Tell us a few times during the week (or on Sunday afternoon) that would work with your schedule.

How long have you been a member of First Irving?

If applicable, how have you been involved already in the music ministry at First Irving? And for how long?

Are you involved in a small group/community group at First Irving for soul care and encouragement? If not, are you willing to commit to one/need help finding one?

Tell us some about what you have already observed in the music ministry at First Irving that has drawn your interest to this program? Are there specific aspects that have caught your attention?

Briefly tell us about your background in music, or why you are interested in this internship?

Briefly tell us about your testimony of when you trusted in Christ for salvation and began to follow Him.

Given that this internship is geared towards the training of men to pastor through song in the church, tell us some about why you think the leading of songs in the gathering of the church is relevant to pastoral ministry?

Are you willing and able to commit to an internship that requires book reading (3-4 books) and short response papers (2 pages). If yes, please explain.

Are you willing and able to commit to an internship that usually requires involvement in our general pastoral internship that meets every other Thursday morning at 6am to discuss general pastoral books & relevant Scripture passages and topics?

When would you be able to meet for an interview and audition with Kurt? Tell us a few times during the week (or on Sunday afternoon) that would work with your schedule.

Still have questions?

Contact Kurt Bost for more information

Contact Kurt Bost