...was thinking, “How could a church be sued for doing that? That doesn’t seem right. This is our worship expression!” Our church had 400 song transparencies and an extensive tape ministry that included our worship services. We definitely didn’t want our church to...

...overlap, generally OneLicense represents the catalogs of liturgical music publishers, while CCLI represents a much larger, more ecumenical list. While CCLI and OneLicense cover reproduction rights, when music is played on church premises outside of your worship services, performance licensing is usually required....

...led us in worship – a perfect reflection of our core mission. You could feel His Presence permeate the room. After this 10-minute worship time, Eddie DeGarmo gave the presentation speech, brought me up and “medallion-ed” me. Finally, they gave me 3 minutes...

...2.5 years. You will be notified in advance by email and by mail. Reporting is done on our reporting website, and it only takes a few minutes if you update it regularly. We’re often asked if the reporting function on worship planning websites...

...objective is to simplify access, through technology, to assets and tools that empower worship by providing affordable and legal content, resources and media. CCLI is well placed to continue to lead in the rights licensing and services area within the community we serve.”...

...felt it would be appropriate to refresh our visual identity, so it could better represent CCLI’s ongoing expansion of service.” CCLI began in October, 1988 in Portland, Oregon, and quickly established a strong presence in churches and worship ministries throughout the world. CCLI...