Pillar 03
The 288 Collective: A New Song, Played Skillfully
A collective for church musicians, writers and producers: gather, train in craft and character, and deploy with a new song.
Overview
Trained, set apart,
sent with a new song.
The 288 Collective takes its name from 1 Chronicles 25:7, where David set apart 288 trained and skilled musicians. Our tagline comes from Psalm 33:3: a new song, played skillfully.
The Collective gathers gifted musicians, trains them in craft and character, and deploys them to write and release original worship music. It is not a church: artists stay grounded in their local church and bring more value back to it. Alina Joy Gannon directs the Collective. Follow @the288collectivenc on Instagram.
What's included
What the Collective
offers.
Who it's for
Who should
get involved.
Musicians
Players and vocalists who want to grow in craft and character.
Writers and producers
Creators who want an outlet and a team for new worship music.
Church-planted artists
Musicians committed to a local church who want a place to use their gifting.
How it works
Dwell, Deepen,
Deploy.
Dwell
Set apart time with God and with fellow musicians (1 Chronicles 25:1).
Deepen
Train in craft and character alongside skilled peers (1 Chronicles 25:7).
Deploy
Serve with a new song, with no rank between teacher and student (1 Chronicles 25:8).
FAQ
Questions about
The 288 Collective.
No. Artists stay grounded in their local church while they train and create together.
Friday, November 6 from 7 to 9 PM in Raleigh. It is free with no spot limit.
No. Workshops and Reencounter worship nights are free.
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Learn moreReady to play a new song?
Tell us what you play, write or produce and we will connect you with the team.
Prefer email? dennis@heringlegacygroup.com