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Tameisha Campbell is an educator, psalmist and prophetic voice. She has 20 years of experience in various roles within music ministries of different sizes and denominations, specializing in apostolic and prophetic ministries. Her gift of administration paired with a degree from Warrington College of Business pave the way for fresh insights into organizational structures. When not teaching music, she serves as a praise and worship leader and founder of a prophetic worship collective, hosting concerts and worship sessions. She also teaches on the prophetic, developing curriculum and workshops for those seeking to learn more.
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If you are looking to improve your music ministry or music department, we offer consulting and training services.
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HEAR THE SOUND
A Guide to Releasing Heaven on Earth Through Music
Hear the Sound is a guide and resource tool for those called to music ministry, transforming them from singers and musicians to psalmists and minstrels, those who release the voice of God through music. This guide will empower you to become a carrier of God’s glory, creating atmospheres of worship where people are transformed by God’s presence, and the supernatural power of God is released through music. This book explores the prophetic nature of music and addresses the knowledge, gifts, skills, anointing and organizational structure needed for successful music ministry.
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Learn music as a medium for prophecy and how it communicates.
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Understand music’s effect on the spirit realm and how it activates the supernatural.
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Embrace your authenticity as well as overcome barriers to the pure sound.
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Learn the disciplines and foundations needed to support prophetic worship.
Bonus Guide: Successful Structures for Music Ministry
Written for pastors and music ministry leaders
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Learn how to build a structured prophetic music ministry from the ground up.
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Receive solutions to commonly overlooked problems in music ministry.
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Includes organizational charts, scheduling charts, and roles and responsibility guidelines.