fRONTLINE AUDITIONS
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1. Member Requirements
3 Months
Individuals must attend the church for at least three months prior to joining Frontline. This gives you a little bit of time to see the culture of our church and the opportunity to identify the areas you would like to serve.
Membership & More
All Team Members are required to attend Membership & More prior to or within 3 months of joining Frontline.
Serve Expectations
- Worship members commit to serving on a regular rotation.
- Worship members commit to serving on a regular Monday Night Recovery at The Rock rotation. (Minimum 1x every 8 weeks)
- On weeks that a worship member is scheduled they are expected to attend the Thursday evening rehearsal from 6pm to 9pm and a Sunday morning sound check at 8am. Members are expected to arrive early and prepared.
- In addition to the rehearsals Worship members are expected to attend and serve in both Sunday morning services until the services are complete or the position requirements are fulfilled. Typically band and vocals will need to be available for the closing of each service unless otherwise communicated.
Accountability
- Accountability is paramount to a church leader. As a member of Frontline Worship you are considered a leader at The Rock. Maturing the Believer is one of the foundational missions. We believe that having an accountability partner is a great way to help grow in our walk with Christ. We expect our worship team members to develop a relationship with someone that can speak into their lives, keep them accountable, and help them live a Godly life. Because of the nature and depth of conversation between accountability partners, it should be with someone of the same sex and of strong spiritual character.
Individuals must attend the church for at least three months prior to joining Frontline. This gives you a little bit of time to see the culture of our church and the opportunity to identify the areas you would like to serve.
Membership & More
All Team Members are required to attend Membership & More prior to or within 3 months of joining Frontline.
Serve Expectations
- Worship members commit to serving on a regular rotation.
- Worship members commit to serving on a regular Monday Night Recovery at The Rock rotation. (Minimum 1x every 8 weeks)
- On weeks that a worship member is scheduled they are expected to attend the Thursday evening rehearsal from 6pm to 9pm and a Sunday morning sound check at 8am. Members are expected to arrive early and prepared.
- In addition to the rehearsals Worship members are expected to attend and serve in both Sunday morning services until the services are complete or the position requirements are fulfilled. Typically band and vocals will need to be available for the closing of each service unless otherwise communicated.
Accountability
- Accountability is paramount to a church leader. As a member of Frontline Worship you are considered a leader at The Rock. Maturing the Believer is one of the foundational missions. We believe that having an accountability partner is a great way to help grow in our walk with Christ. We expect our worship team members to develop a relationship with someone that can speak into their lives, keep them accountable, and help them live a Godly life. Because of the nature and depth of conversation between accountability partners, it should be with someone of the same sex and of strong spiritual character.
Church Honor Code
We hold firm to a set of guiding principles that define our character and uphold the essence of who we are as a community of faith. This Honor Code is a reflection of our commitment to these principles, which inspire us to maintain a standard in alignment with the path that God has called us to as His devoted followers.
At The Rock, embodying the core values of "We believe for the best," "We are one," "We serve together," "We are real," and "We value every person" is at the heart of being a servant leader. Your role here is not just about leadership; it's about nurturing mature Christian behavior that stems from a genuine desire to serve. As you engage with the Body of Christ and our wider community, you undertake the responsibility to consistently present yourself with dignity. In both your conduct and appearance, the aspiration is to exemplify the teachings of the Bible in every circumstance. By embodying these values, we not only reflect our own character but also how others perceive Christ through us. To uphold our values, leaders at The Rock are called to maintain a disciplined life of personal devotion, rooted in regular engagement with God's Word, prayer, fasting, and steadfast participation in weekend services.
Additionally, we commit to abstaining from:
>> Ungodly speech (Ephesians 4:29)
>> Drunkenness (Ephesians 5:18)
>> Dishonest gain (Proverbs 28:20, Proverbs 11:1, Proverbs 13:11)
>> Illegal drugs (I Corinthians 6:19-20)
>> Posting to social media things that would reflect negatively on you as a leader (1 Thessalonians 5:22)
>> Pornography (Colossians 3:5, Ephesians 5:3, I John 2:16)
>> Sexual immorality (I Thessalonians 4:3-5, I Corinthians 6:18)
>> All behaviors which might cause Christ to grieve and others to stumble (I Corinthians 8:13)
Through our words and actions, we serve as living examples, encouraging others to embrace Christ's teachings and embrace the role of servant leadership. This commitment becomes a way of life, shaped by the fusion of our core values and the dedication of each leader within The Rock community. Rather than a burden, we consider it an essential aspect of our growth, allowing us to manifest our values and character with authenticity.
At The Rock, embodying the core values of "We believe for the best," "We are one," "We serve together," "We are real," and "We value every person" is at the heart of being a servant leader. Your role here is not just about leadership; it's about nurturing mature Christian behavior that stems from a genuine desire to serve. As you engage with the Body of Christ and our wider community, you undertake the responsibility to consistently present yourself with dignity. In both your conduct and appearance, the aspiration is to exemplify the teachings of the Bible in every circumstance. By embodying these values, we not only reflect our own character but also how others perceive Christ through us. To uphold our values, leaders at The Rock are called to maintain a disciplined life of personal devotion, rooted in regular engagement with God's Word, prayer, fasting, and steadfast participation in weekend services.
Additionally, we commit to abstaining from:
>> Ungodly speech (Ephesians 4:29)
>> Drunkenness (Ephesians 5:18)
>> Dishonest gain (Proverbs 28:20, Proverbs 11:1, Proverbs 13:11)
>> Illegal drugs (I Corinthians 6:19-20)
>> Posting to social media things that would reflect negatively on you as a leader (1 Thessalonians 5:22)
>> Pornography (Colossians 3:5, Ephesians 5:3, I John 2:16)
>> Sexual immorality (I Thessalonians 4:3-5, I Corinthians 6:18)
>> All behaviors which might cause Christ to grieve and others to stumble (I Corinthians 8:13)
Through our words and actions, we serve as living examples, encouraging others to embrace Christ's teachings and embrace the role of servant leadership. This commitment becomes a way of life, shaped by the fusion of our core values and the dedication of each leader within The Rock community. Rather than a burden, we consider it an essential aspect of our growth, allowing us to manifest our values and character with authenticity.
Frontline Commitments
- Serving: We love serving our community of believers. We have giving hearts that put others above ourselves
- Learning: We don’t believe we have ever ‘arrived’ or attained ‘perfection’. We consistently learn and train to be better stewards of our gifts.
- Humility: We know that God is the vine and we are the branches. Apart from Him we can do nothing. All of us are of equal value in God’s Kingdom and we act in a manner that reflects this truth.
- Excellence: Out of our love for worshiping God and leading His church we work hard to give our absolute best.
- Devotion: We cannot be effective worship leaders if we are not walking in a consistent relationship with Christ. Regular study and prayer is of paramount importance for a Frontline Team Member.
- Ownership: Every member has giftings that they bring to the table. We use our gifts to problem solve, equip, and serve. Being a Frontline Team Member means we take on the weight and responsibility of this ministry.
- Others: We understand the importance of valuing others. We celebrate one anothers wins. We speak life into our teammates.
- Unity: We are one team. Brothers and sisters united in one cause of leading and serving our local church. We stand together in our calling. We NEVER gossip, slander, or belittle one another. We love our team members the way Christ loves us.
- Fun: We don’t take ourselves too seriously. We purposefully create a fun atmosphere where teammates can recharge and feel refreshed after being together.
Clothing & Appearance Policy
As a representative of the Frontline Team, your appearance should reflect a heart of service and respect for those we lead and welcome. We ask all team members to dress in a way that is modest, clean, and appropriate for the setting.
•No shorts are permitted while serving.
•Clothing should be modest and appropriate, avoiding anything too tight, revealing, or distracting. This includes avoiding short skirts or dresses that may be too high above the knee when standing or sitting.
•Avoid large logos or brand names that draw attention or detract from a unified, ministry-focused presence.
•Grooming and cleanliness matter—please come well-kept and ready to serve with excellence.
•Clothes should be clean and presentable, in a style that supports a welcoming and distraction-free environment.
•Shoes must be worn on stage during all services and events.
Our goal is to remove distractions and create a space where people can encounter Jesus. If you’re ever unsure whether something is appropriate to wear, feel free to ask a team leader.
2. Audition Information
VOCALIST
Jump ahead: Musician Audition Information
When are auditions?
Auditions are held on Thursday Nights as needed. Once we receive your application a Team Leader will reach out to you to schedule your audition.
What are we looking for?
- Your ability to sing melody of the song.
- Your ability to sing a harmony part while others are singing melody or other vocal parts.
- Your ability to match tones played on the piano.
- We will also be using a vocal rubric that considers other factors like vocal tone, blend, intonation, rhythm, and energy.
What should you bring?
- A set of WIRED in Ear headphones with an 8.5mm audio jack. (Bluetooth headphones, or any headphones without a standard 8.5mm or 1/4 audio jack will not work). If you do not own in-ear headphones a set will be provided to you for your audition.
Vocal Audition Preparation
Each vocalist will sing a song in two different keys. The first key will be for them to lead the song and sing melody. The second key will be used for them to sing a harmony part against the main melody. Rehearsal files can be found at www.therockjonesboro.com/audition-files
Auditions are held on Thursday Nights as needed. Once we receive your application a Team Leader will reach out to you to schedule your audition.
What are we looking for?
- Your ability to sing melody of the song.
- Your ability to sing a harmony part while others are singing melody or other vocal parts.
- Your ability to match tones played on the piano.
- We will also be using a vocal rubric that considers other factors like vocal tone, blend, intonation, rhythm, and energy.
What should you bring?
- A set of WIRED in Ear headphones with an 8.5mm audio jack. (Bluetooth headphones, or any headphones without a standard 8.5mm or 1/4 audio jack will not work). If you do not own in-ear headphones a set will be provided to you for your audition.
Vocal Audition Preparation
Each vocalist will sing a song in two different keys. The first key will be for them to lead the song and sing melody. The second key will be used for them to sing a harmony part against the main melody. Rehearsal files can be found at www.therockjonesboro.com/audition-files
MUSICIAN
When are auditions?
Auditions are held on Thursday Nights as needed. Once we receive your application a Team Leader will reach out to you to schedule your audition.
What are we looking for?
- Preparation: Has learned their instrument part as close to the track as possible.
- Timing: Can confidently play with a click track and follow band directions.
- Clarity: Can comfortably play through the song and stick to a defined part.
- Dynamics: Is able to communicate the dynamics of a song with their instrument.
- Energy: Shows charisma and outward expressions.
What should you bring?
- Your instrument, instrument cables, and power adapters. The church will provide DI boxes if needed.
- Guitar pedal board amps/effects if desired. Do not bring amplifiers, monitors, drum equipment, or custom microphones.
- A set of WIRED in Ear headphones with an 8.5mm audio jack. (Bluetooth headphones, or headphones without an audio jack will not work). If you do not own in-ear headphones a set will be provided to you for your audition.
- Individuals auditioning on drums will use the house kit. Drummers can bring their own sticks, but it is not necessary.
Band Audition Preparation
Each instrumentalist will play the 3 songs listed below at their audition. They will play on stage with a click and track. Rehearsal files can be found at www.therockjonesboro.com/audition-files
Auditions are held on Thursday Nights as needed. Once we receive your application a Team Leader will reach out to you to schedule your audition.
What are we looking for?
- Preparation: Has learned their instrument part as close to the track as possible.
- Timing: Can confidently play with a click track and follow band directions.
- Clarity: Can comfortably play through the song and stick to a defined part.
- Dynamics: Is able to communicate the dynamics of a song with their instrument.
- Energy: Shows charisma and outward expressions.
What should you bring?
- Your instrument, instrument cables, and power adapters. The church will provide DI boxes if needed.
- Guitar pedal board amps/effects if desired. Do not bring amplifiers, monitors, drum equipment, or custom microphones.
- A set of WIRED in Ear headphones with an 8.5mm audio jack. (Bluetooth headphones, or headphones without an audio jack will not work). If you do not own in-ear headphones a set will be provided to you for your audition.
- Individuals auditioning on drums will use the house kit. Drummers can bring their own sticks, but it is not necessary.
Band Audition Preparation
Each instrumentalist will play the 3 songs listed below at their audition. They will play on stage with a click and track. Rehearsal files can be found at www.therockjonesboro.com/audition-files
3. Audition Files
Everything you need to prepare for you audition can be found at www.therockjonesboro.com/audition-files.