Church music licensing
One straightforward license so your church can use the songs you love in the ways your ministry actually works, without chasing permissions song by song.
How licensing worksOne helps your congregation sing with a clear conscience. The other helps writers bring new songs into the room.
One straightforward license so your church can use the songs you love in the ways your ministry actually works, without chasing permissions song by song.
How licensing worksWorkshops, co-writing rooms, and honest feedback for songwriters of every experience level who want to write for the local church.
Explore the conferencesLicensing
Your worship team has enough to plan. We handle the paperwork and the reporting so sharing songs with your congregation is the easy part.
Share your size and how you use music on Sundays and beyond: slides, livestream, print, or recordings.
We match you with coverage that fits your ministry, with clear terms and a fair price.
Sing, share, and stream, knowing the writers behind your songs are being honored.
Conferences
Our conferences bring writers, worship leaders, and pastors together for a few focused days of learning, listening, and writing.
Lyric, melody, and theology sessions led by working writers and worship leaders.
Small groups, a piano or guitar, and an afternoon to start something new together.
Bring a song in progress and get gentle, practical notes from people who care about the church.
Our mission
From a church plant meeting in a school gym to a congregation of thousands, licensing should be clear and fair.
The people who write our songs deserve to be recognized and supported as they serve the church.
Our conferences invest in new voices so the church keeps finding fresh ways to sing its faith.
If your church projects lyrics, prints songs, streams services, or records worship, a license is usually part of doing that well. Tell us how you use music and we will help you sort out what applies.
Worship leaders, songwriters, musicians, and pastors, whether you have written one song or a hundred.
Yes. Many people will do both, and we are happy to talk about group registration for church teams.
Questions about church licensing or our songwriting conferences? Send us a note.
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