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THE CONDEMNATION



STREET RHYTHMS
27-02-2018
 
*THE CONDEMNATION*

Many a times, people condemn before seeking explanations. Some of the approaches used to even seek information from members seem to condemn them. Many choir leaders today, get ‘mad’ at their choristers who don’t attend choir practices and events, without finding out what the cause is; this really discourages choristers.


Some choristers have their personal activities already fixed on certain days (especially on weekends) and so if you just condemn them for not being present for a choir activity, you give them a chance to choose.

Some choristers also belong to other organizations in the church; if they don’t robe on a particular Sunday because they will be performing a duty in their other organizations, and you condemn them just like that, you only give them a chance to choose.

If choristers close from work late and manage to come to practice and you just condemn them of coming late always, you give them a chance to choose.

There are many other scenarios where choir leaders just condemn their members instead of finding the cause and offering a possible solution. Sometimes, it is best to teach your choristers about their responsibilities, time management, and encourage them to participate regularly than condemning them just like that; they will always be discouraged. Remember, if there is no chorister, there is no choirmaster.


Kingsley J.E.K. Acheampong
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