1. Does the school provide housing?
New Life School of Worship does not directly provide housing for students. Enrolled students may request a listing of rooms available for rent from New Life families as well as a listing of other incoming students to possibly assist in the housing process. We also recommend checking out www.coloradosprings.com for apartment rates and availability.

2. Is there financial aid available?
Financial aid is available in two forms. There is an International Student Grant that international students may apply for. A Work Study Scholarship is available to all students. All grants and scholarships are awarded on the basis of financial need and other considerations.

3. How many hours a week does the school require?
As a full-time student, approximately 20 hours a week will be spent in classes and private lessons, and about 20 hours in worship ministry commitments such as leading worship at the World Prayer Center, helping in the worship ministry office, and participating in the weekend services. Of these time commitments, only classes, rehearsals, and services have a fixed schedule. View the weekly schedule for a glance at what a full-time schedule may look like.

4. Can I take classes without being enrolled in the school?
Yes! Anyone can take any amount of classes at a per class fee rate. Visit our application info for more details.

5. What worship opportunities are available through the school?
Through the New Life School of Worship, students will have the opportunity to connect with other ministries that are in relationships with New Life Church. Students may be involved in leading worship at The Furnace, the collegiate house of prayer based out of the World Prayer Center, or Front Line, a city-wide worship network. For a description of more opportunities, please click here. [link to the About the School page]

6. What will I learn in the classes?
Classes are designed to be an integrated, interactive learning experience. There are four classes in each of the three class modules. Each class module runs 10-11 weeks long. Classes focus on three primary areas of study: theological and Biblical foundations, practical ministry leadership, and musical and technical skills.

7. Can I take private lessons in any instrument?
Private lessons through the New Life School of Worship are designed to equip students to lead worship from a primary instrument. As such, students are required to take lessons in voice and one primary instrument of choice: piano or guitar. Students who are sufficiently proficient in either piano or guitar may pursue further training in vocal skills, or vice versa.

8. Is college credit available?
Through a strategic partnership with Jack Hayford's The King's College and Seminary, students can obtain college credit for their work here. If a student chooses to pursue credit through the King's College, they will need to complete an additional application for their respective program on orientation day at New Life School of Worship. Additional tuition fees for the King's College also apply

9. What will I receive upon completing the program?
All full-time students who complete the entire program will receive a certificate of completion at the end of the year. Students who finish the year with a C average or better in classes, private lessons, and ministry commitments will be invited to post their resumes on our website. Churches and ministries who contact us looking for worship leaders will be directed to our site.