| Resources for Music Leaders |
| Kentucky Baptist Men's Chorale |
 The Kentucky Baptist Men's Chorale is a male chorus comprised of ministers of music from Kentucky Baptist churches. Organized in 1965, it is a musical and spiritual contribution of more than 175 music ministers. The Chorale is a regular participant in Kentucky Baptist Convention programs. They have also appeared before the Southern Baptist Worship/Music Conference, Worship/Music Week and Ridgecrest, Musicians on Mission Workshops in Ohio and Massachusetts, and have made several tours including a concert tour to Europe and mission trips to New England, Kenya, Brazil and Russia. Click here for details about the Chorale!
| Kentucky Baptist Women's Chorale |
The Chorale's counterpart -- the Kentucky Baptist Women's Chorale -- was formed in 1988. Membership is open to women who are Kentucky Baptist church staff members or their spouses, Kentucky Baptist agency or institution employees or their spouses. Up to three women from each Kentucky Baptist church may also be recommended by their minister of music. The purpose of the chorale is to encourage personal and professional improvement, Christian fellowship, ministry, outreach and spiritual growth through the medium of music. The group also participated in music missions trips to Russia and Europe. Click here for details about the chorale!
| Kentucky Baptist Music Conference |
Held each year just before the KBC annual meeting in November, the conference encourages Christian fellowship and promotes music ministry. Membership and participation is open to all Baptist church musicians, music educators and other interested persons.
We've "super-sized" church leadership training! Every key leader in your congregation - pastor, music leader, WMU leader, Sunday school teacher, church media librarian and more - can get training in an number of areas all in one Saturday conference at a convenient location. Super Saturdays, the largest training event offered by the Kentucky Baptist Convention, are offered on Saturdays in late August and early September at locations across the state. Find out more! |