Week 15: Conclusion
Congratulations, you've just made history as part of the first graduating class at CWTU. Over the last 14 weeks I hope you've learned something about the foundations of creative worship. I hope this course got you thinking about the basics: about vision, team, process and evaluation. Most importantly, I hope you learned something you can now apply where you work and serve.
I am currently exploring a few different options for the second course at CWTU that will likely launch in late June or July. In the mean time, it would be really helpful if you would take a second and respond to our course evaluation survey by clicking this link. On the evaluation form you can also share your thoughts on the next course to be offered.
Josh
josh [dot] linman [at] augsburgfortress.org
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