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‘Worship God,’ episode 6: The Relationship between the Pastor and Worship Leader (Part 2)

August 6, 2020 | Jody Cross • Pat Sczebel • Rob Brockman

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In this episode, the guys continue to talk about the sometimes challenging relationship between the worship leader and the senior pastor.

Jody Cross is a husband to Alexandra, father to Jordan, Alyssa, Hannah and Joel. He serves as the Lead Pastor at Southshore Bible Church in Barrie, Ontario.

Pat is a worship pastor at Midtown church in Vancouver BC. He has pastored for 32 years. He has been married to his best friend for 34 years. He has 8 children and 4 grand-children.

Rob Brockman serves as an Associate Pastor at Cornerstone Baptist Church in Orillia, ON. Rob is married to Sienna, is father to Anastasia, and loves Christ and His Church.

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