Author: Jubilee Admin

The music library, which had been discontinued due to server maintenance and replacement work, will soon be reopened.

The server team checked all servers in the school last July. Among them, 30% of them are obsolete and their performance is significantly lowered, so the school completely replaced the old servers in August.

Among the servers being replaced, there is a server related to music library materials, so students were inevitably unable to use the music library for about two months in July and August.

However, the library team will provide even better services to students, such as reordering files and renewing the platform. Above all, it is said that some convenient functions are added to help students practice music analysis.

Currently, the setting is almost finished. The library team expects that students will be able to use the music library smoothly from mid-September.

This fall quarter orientation was held on September 15th. Unlike in previous years, this orientation, which was held online, had a special order.

It was a meeting time with school seniors working as Christian music ministries across the country.

Three student seniors were willing to participate for the juniors. There was about an hour of testimony from seniors and questions from junior students.

Their common testimony was about the meaning of their music they found in the Lord.

“Everyone, what does it mean to do ministry with music? Maybe you have a vision for music ministry and you are now attending this school. Then, to my question I just asked you should have your clear confession. Music ministry means pastoring with music What is pastoring?It is to lead the sheep of the Lord to the Lord so that they can dwell in the Lord and do the work of the Lord, so I had to make a decision. Pastoring with music is beyond the world of musical self-satisfaction….”

This meeting with seniors provided a very beneficial experience for the students. Many students confessed that they came to take the role models of seniors who are playing the role of light and salt in the world in the Lord.

We are deeply grateful to the graduates who took the time in their busy lives to guide their juniors in the Lord’s way.

This summer, Jubilee Performing Arts School will offer new courses in Pastoral Leadership. The Pastoral Leadership stream is designed to equip students to lead in every sphere of life, focusing predominantly on leadership and ministry development within a local church setting. The stream subjects cover biblical studies, theology, leadership and ministry principles.

Students may choose which specialization they would like to focus on in Pastoral Leadership.

Church Ministry: For students who have a passion to see God’s church be all it can be and are prepared to do whatever it takes to see that accomplished. Focuses on strategies for empowering the local church, especially through volunteer service.

Youth: Equips the student who has the heart to reach high schooler’s with the Gospel, to discover and apply their God-given purpose and change their generation.

Young Adults: Equips the student to effectively impact the 18-35 age demographic and develop them into a vibrant and strategic community that supports the strength and reach of their church from within.

Kids: For students with a heart to reach children of all ages with the Gospel – working with and learning from Hillsong Children’s Department, who are committed to modern, relevant communication and leadership techniques specifically geared towards twenty-first-century children.

Pastoral Care: Teaching practical skills and ethical principles to come alongside those facing challenge or crisis and helping connect them with God’s answers and practical ways to establish healthy lifestyle patterns.

Events: Learn creative ways and organisational skills to work “behind the scenes” of making weekend church and other church events successful.

Students who choose these pathways will also participate in weekly practical ministry in the department associated with their chosen pathway.