The Six Hats of the Worship Leader

Rich KirkpatrickApril 6, 201601 views

Why the Six Hats?

Many church leadership books today seem to focus heavily on the language of the corporate world. Throw a creative worship leader into the mix and vertigo sets in for all involved. Why? Creative leaders simply think differently. If you want to learn how to better explain your worship leadership to those in charge, this book is for you. If your role is leading worship leaders, the language shared in this book aims to help you take your team to their next level.

With hats, you can share one, wear one, or give one away. The recipe for building into people starts with defining the roles in a very practical way. From Christian Universities to conferences, churches use this book with success!

The reviews are in!

There are currently 58 reviews on Amazon from readers of The Six Hats of the Worship Leader with a 4.5-star average. Here’s just a taste of what is being said from readers.

Go-to Manual For Worship Leaders. So intimately communicated I thought I was being personally coached as I read. This will be required reading for worship leaders I train.

Daniel

Pastor and Worship Leader

Practical approach to all the different roles a leader must play to engage people in meaningful worship. Insightful on so many levels, encouraging leaders to delegate roles to others, thus equipping them to be better leaders. It’s obvious that Rich has personally worn the many “hats” of a worship leader and understands the importance of engaging others to make all things work…

Sara

Worship Leader

This book was both inspiring and full of practical wisdom for worship leaders who serve in any capacity. From the small country church to the multi-site megachurch! I’ve been a worship leader on different platforms (churches, retreats, schools, etc) over the last 12 years. This author does a fantastic job of identifying the important roles (hats)…

Garrett

NextGen Pastor, Worship Leader

Ultimately, it’s about people- Rich does a great job at illustrating and explaining profound and complex ideas in simple ways. He follows through with his promise to provide terminology that will help you communicate with your team better and start better building up the saints.

Heidi