How prevailing multisite churches run worship across locations

You're carrying worship across more than one room. This report is for you.

Opening a second location changes the job. Suddenly you have a campus pastor in one ear and a central worship leader in the other. Somebody has to decide who picks the songs, how far ahead the campuses get them, how loud the room should be, and what happens on Easter. If nobody decides, the campus worship leader decides on a Tuesday afternoon with no one to call. That is how quality drifts, how teams burn out, and how the newest campus quietly becomes the one nobody wants to serve at.

• See

  how 11 churches that have already done this run it. Not theory. What they actually decide centrally, what they leave local, and how many new songs they introduce a month.

• Settle

  the reporting line question. Three different models are working at fast-growing churches. Two questions in the report get you to the right one for your church.

• Plan

  your big days before they're on top of you. Nine of 11 ship the same content to every campus. The report shows you how they scale it and what to protect at the newest location.

• Build

  the bench before you need it. Half of these churches say their limit is qualified musicians and leaders at the newest campus. There's a plan for that, and it starts before anyone announces the next launch.

• Write

  your two-page worship playbook. A nine-item outline, drawn from what the prevailing churches own centrally, that fits on a page and answers "who do I call?"

• Compare

  your church to theirs in ten minutes. A one-page self-check to fill in with your team and take to your lead pastor.