The last time I taught at this annual conference was in 2020, at the height of the COVID pandemic, so all teaching was online-only. I'm looking forward to being together with fellow instructors and workshop participants in person this time!
From the conference website:
Each summer, church musicians from across the country gather on the campus of Baylor University for one week of fellowship, learning and worship at the annual Alleluia Conference. This exciting event has grown to include the partnership of several major entities. These organizations combine their efforts to present leadership and training sessions in virtually every area of music ministry including: piano, organ, children’s choirs, handbells, music technology, youth choirs, conducting, worship, praise teams & much more! Outside of class sessions, experience inspirational worship, evening concerts, excellent exhibits, reading sessions & round table lunch discussions with notable anthem composers.
Over the years, Alleluia has become known as a place to be challenged to think new thoughts, learn practical skills and strategies, find new materials, and develop long-term relationships with others who share your calling and your passion for ministry.
Explore the wide range of session topics throughout the week or focus in on a specific area like Children’s Choirs or Handbells. Come and take advantage of all that the conference has to offer by engaging in meaningful worship, exploring new ways to teach or lead, and learning with others.
For information and to register, visit https://alleluia.music.baylor.edu/