#SINGTHEGOSPEL

About the Boyce Worship Collective

The Boyce Worship Collective is a student-led community committed to forming worship leaders for a lifetime of Christ-exalting ministry. Rooted in the belief that worship is formational—not just presentational—we shape students through hands-on experience in biblical worship, musical excellence, and servant-hearted leadership.

What We Do

  • Lead Worship: Serving congregations with humility and gospel clarity

  • Train Musicians: Hosting music workshops and camps for the next generation

  • Create Resources: Producing Christ-centered arrangements and church resources

  • Serve Widely: Leading at conferences, chapels, and local churches across contexts

From the stage to the studio, our students are learning to sing the gospel with their lives.

Testimonials

  • My time in the Boyce Worship Collective not only strengthened my faith and expanded my perspective on worship but also equipped me to serve with greater passion, clarity, and effectiveness.”

    Will Mason, Associate Worship Minister | Storyline Church

  • Serving in the Collective has been on of the greatest joys of my life. This program not only equips the next generation of worship leaders in musical excellence, but more importantly, it teaches how to shape worship gatherings around the gospel of Jesus.

    Luke Starkel, Worship Director | Highview Baptist Church

  • Playing in the Boyce Worship Collective has given me valuable experience in arranging, worship leading, and recording that has helped prepare me to lead in church band contexts. Not only did BWC give me some of my most cherished memories from college, but it has grown my love for congregational worship in all its facets.

    Allen Church, Associate Worship Leader | Hurstbourne Baptist Church

“Boyce College and Southern Seminary are incredibly blessed to have such a large community of theologically-informed and well-trained musicians who are committed to serving congregations. Students in these ensembles gain invaluable experience for future ministry leadership, and we as an institution love being served by these young leaders.”

- Kha Do, PhD (Assistant Professor of Music and Worship Studies)