The RCL Music Ministry program was inspired by First Baptist Church of Oneida, Oneida, Tennessee. This program was designed with the guidance of Pastor Brian Elliott, Minister of Music, at First Baptist of Oneida and Pastor Neal Johnson, Minister of Music, Nansemond River Baptist Church. A church can use this program to maintain all of the churches music, performance history and copyright obligations. In addition all choir members contact information and participation can be maintained. Lastly an inventory of the instruments and equipment can be maintained along with a detailed history of repair and maintenance. Some of the data for each song is: title, artist, composer, arranger, orchestra parts, custom alphanumeric library number, and the copyright administrator. Enter any number of themes into a search list for later access. Enter lyrics for each song and print them at any time, including exporting to Microsoft Wordİ. Maintain the churches music library. Enter the type of storage medium, custom library number, title, arranger, composer, publisher, cost, when purchased, list orchestra parts, and more! In addition to the basic information of name and address the following can be saved, is the person a vocalist, soloist, what voice part, do they play an instrument, if so what instrument. Personal data like birthday, and attendance. Enter all the ensembles the person belongs and their level of stewardship. See at a glance the performance history of a soloist. Plan for each service a worship order. Show the song title, collection source, ensemble, soloist, date, service and copyright information. The worship order is defined first by the scheduled performance date. It can be further defined by ensemble. When the performance is complete click on the Update button to create or increment the history of each song title, collection, ensemble and soloist.
See also: ensemble, ministry, music ministry, christian music, music search, christian music ministry, church music ministry, music, choir, song, songs
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