A World Missions Project

    At the heart of much of the music by The King's Court is scripture & world missions. We take seriously the Great Commission given by Christ in Matthew 28:18-20: 
    "All authority in heaven and earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, even to the end of the age."
    Many people from all around the world have downloaded music by The King's Court, and we believe this evangelistic music is a resource to them. I am deeply grateful for the response this music has received. With the help of ccli and their outreach to churches with new Christian music The King's Court is truly becoming a global ministry. All funding for this ministry is through ccli royalty checks paid to The King's Court based on church usage of our songs by ccli licensed churches throughout the world.  It is this dual license of both publishers and churches with ccli that provides the means for The King's Court to offer free music. CCLI now includes licensed churches in these countries that we know of.
     Though the King's Court is involved in world missions we are not supported by any missions board through any denomination like most missionaries. Just as other missionaries need to be supported in their missions work so does The King's Court seek support. We are asking you for that support by asking you to obtain a ccli license and report usage. 
    I am hoping that in time, as churches learn the music and appreciate it’s value, The King’s Court will begin to earn enough money through royalties to pay for itself and create new volumes. 
    At this time, I believe the Lord wants me to continue building this ministry. He has done wonders before and He can do them again. If this music has ministered to the Body of Christ in your area, and you, your church, or bible study feel led by the Lord to pray for our ministry it will gratefully be appreciated. 

   Praise God!!!!
     I am happy to report that The King's Court has moved into a new office. It's small but it's warm and adequate. Soon I'll post some pictures and perhaps a video of my new work space.  
    Here is a 14 year old picture of the The King's Court old office. This building is still standing with no solid foundation (wood blocks), a warped floor, and a old roof. I worked out of this studio for 20 years. The building speaks for itself. 

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