To be eligible to audition you must:

• Be 18 years or older (anyone younger will be considered for the Youth Worship Team).

• Be registered on our database and well known to us through regular attendance for 6+ months.

• Have completed official BCC membership via the membership course.

• Have served regularly for six months in another BCC Ministry (e.g., Hosting, Café, Car Park).

Auditions are usually held twice a year: January/February and September/October. Additional “interim” auditions may occur depending on team needs or high interest.

Instrumentalists can email our Worship Director, Kevin, at kevin.levingston@bcc.life or chat to him or one of the leadership team in-person on a Sunday.

Vocalists auditions are currently paused, please see above.

Stage 1 – Video Submission
Candidates submit two short videos:

• One 2–3 minute video explaining why they want to join the Worship Team and what it means to them.

• One 2–3 minute acapella video of a worship song of their choice.

Simple phone recordings are fine. Candidates will be invited to Stage 2 based on these videos.

Stage 2 – Vocal Workshop
Candidates invited to Stage 2 attend a Vocal Workshop with other prospective vocalists, facilitated by the Worship Director and team leaders. The workshop runs for approximately 2 hours and includes:

• Introductions and a chance to get to know one another

• Sharing personal motivations and how God has prompted this journey

• Discussing the Worship Team’s vision and values

• Group singing exercises, including harmonies, blending, and vocal technique
  

The workshop prioritizes group singing over solo performance, with an emphasis on how candidates gel together as a team.

The leadership team will then meet to discuss, prayerfully reflect, and communicate outcomes within the week."

For instrumentalists, the process varies depending on experience.

Experienced musicians may be invited to shadow or participate in rehearsals directly to assess how they integrate with the team.

Less experienced candidates may have a one-on-one audition with the Worship Director first to demonstrate competency. If successful, they progress to a rehearsal-based audition to evaluate team performance.

Competencies required depend on the instrument and current team needs.

We are set apart to worship God and bless the city.

We are disciples of Jesus, devoted to the call and serious about the craft. We steward the worship life of the church, equipping people to be passionate worshippers in their own right, not passive consumers.

Our worship flows from deep joy and holy reverence, expressed in every way — from loud celebration to quiet surrender, from heartfelt praise to divine encounter. In worship, we cultivate a space where people are changed, gifts are awakened, the Holy Spirit is encountered, and — above all — God is glorified.