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GOD’S HEART

We want every guest to sense that they matter to God and to us.

UPBEAT ATTITUDE

We strive to make an amazing first impression through our positive, upbeat worship. This is reflected both in the music we play and how we play it—the enthusiasm we bring.

EXCELLENCE

Our attention to detail in our musical performance shows our guests we care. We achieve that attention to detail through discipline in practicing and improving on our talents.

SEIZE WOW MOMENTS

We aim to create an experience guests can’t wait to share with others. We realize that every performance is a chance to grab a new guest’s attention, and we perform with that in mind.

TAKE NEXT STEPS

Always look for opportunities to help guests come, connect, and commit.

“Give Thanks to the Lord and proclaim his greatness.Let the whole world know what he has done. Sing to him; yes, sing his praises. Tell everyone about his wonderful deeds. Exult in his holy name; rejoice, you who worship the Lord.” 1 Chronicles 16:8-10

OUR GOAL IN WORSHIP IS TO BEA COMPLEMENT TO THE SERVICE, NOT A DISTRACTION.

GUEST VALUES OFWORSHIP

WEEKENDS

WHAT TO WEAR

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Collared shirts, flannels, or nice t-shirts with or without sweaters, denim jackets, jean jackets, or bomber jackets.

BOTTOMS:

Solid slacks or nice black/denim jeans

SHOES:

Dress shoes in neutral colors, nice/clean non-athletic tennis shoes, trendy flats, or leather or suede boots

HATS:

Hats may be worn as long as they are clean, neutral, and do not feature brand logos and do not cast shadows over the eyes of the musician.

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Photos are provided as examples only. Some Campuses have specific dress code guidelines that may differ from this guide. If you serve at multiple Campuses or travel to serve at a new Campus, defer to the dress code on Planning Center or to your Arts Director at that Campus.

WEEKENDS

WHAT NOT TO WEAR

TOPS:

Scoop neck or deep V-neck shirts, shirts with distracting print or logos, hoodies or sweatshirts, or athletic wear

BOTTOMS:

Baggy, brightly colored, or distracting pants, or pants with tears or holes (Distressed denim is acceptable as long as there is no visible skin or excessive holes at or above the knees..)

SHOES:

Athletic sneakers, flip flops or sandals, brightly colored shoes or shoes with distracting patterns, or “outdoor” boots/shoes (for inclement weather)

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Photos are provided as examples only. Some Campuses have specific dress code guidelines that may differ from this guide. If you serve at multiple Campuses or travel to serve at a new Campus, defer to the dress code on Planning Center or to your Arts Director at that Campus.

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WHAT TO WEAR

TOPS:

Collared shirts, jean jackets, or bomber jackets

**Pants and shoes have the same requirements as weekends, with the addition of fashionable sneakers.

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Photos are provided as examples only. Some Campuses have specific dress code guidelines that may differ from this guide. If you serve at multiple Campuses or travel to serve at a new Campus, defer to the dress code on Planning Center or to your Arts Director at that Campus.

WEEKENDSBIG INVITECHRISTMASEASTERDREAMTEAM EVENTS

WHAT TO WEAR

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Loose-fitting or longer, flowing shirts The bottom of your shirt must rest at or below the bottom of your pants zipper when your arms are fully raised, or you must wear a tucked-in tank underneath.Jean jackets or trendy jackets

BOTTOMS:

Skirts and dresses should not be much higher than the knee and can be worn over leggings or pants. Boot-cut or loose-fitting pants in neutral colors, or black/denim skinny jeans.

SHOES:

Flats, wedges, fashionable boots/athletic flats/sneakers, or dress heels in neutral colors. Shoes must be clean and in good shape.

HATS:

Hats may be worn as long as they are clean, neutral, and do not feature brand logos and do not cast shadows over the eyes of the musician.

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Photos are provided as examples only. Some Campuses have specific dress code guidelines that may differ from this guide. If you serve at multiple Campuses or travel to serve at a new Campus, defer to the dress code on Planning Center or to your Arts Director at that Campus.

WEEKENDSBIG INVITECHRISTMASEASTERDREAMTEAM EVENTS

WHAT NOT TO WEAR

TOPS: Mostly white or sheer/transparent tops, tank tops, shoulder cutouts, casual t-shirts, tops with distracting logos or words, overly busy prints, tops that fall above the waist, low cut or V-neck shirts, sweatshirts or hoodies, or overly formfitting tops of any kind.Avoid lots of jangly jewelry.

BOTTOMS:

Flesh tones or khakis, distracting prints, leggings worn without a dress ortunic-length shirt that falls at the knees, shorts, maxi dresses, long skirts, or dresses or skirts worn without leggings. (Distressed denim is acceptable as long as there is no visible skin or excessive holes at or above the knees.)

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Flip flops, casual sandals, athletic shoes, “outdoors” boots (Uggs, Hunters, etc.), or stilettos

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Photos are provided as examples only. Some Campuses have specific dress code guidelines that may differ from this guide. If you serve at multiple Campuses or travel to serve at a new Campus, defer to the dress code on Planning Center or to your Arts Director at that Campus.

Our goal is to help set the tone for worship and complement the service while creating enough room for each musician to feel comfortable while on stage. We should avoid causing unnecessary distractions through our actions or dress. Please review these tips when selecting tops to wear while on stage.

1. While looking in a mirror, raise your arms as high as possible and swing them in all directions to ensure you are not inappropriately revealing skin. (Women: if wearing short sleeves, lift arms to make sure you cannot see inside your shirt through the sleeve opening.)

2. Jump around to ensure your movement is not distracting or revealing. If it is, cover with a blazer or cardigan.

3. Layers are encouraged—add a cardigan, blazer, or jacket to ensure you are appropriately covered.

4. Because we always want to be distraction-free on camera, please avoid clothing with small checks, stripes, busy stripes patterns, headwear that obscures the view of your eyes, and dark glasses or transition lenses.

5. If you have any questions, please contact your Arts Director.

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