Easter Break Case Study

Decisions. Decisions. What should I do? It’s the beginning of Easter break, it’s time to stay up late and sleep in. Plus, my best friend, Caroline, has called and wants me to go camping with her and her family in Georgia. I really want to go but there is only one thing stopping me from packing my swimsuit and suntan lotion, and going to Georgia. It is the commitment I made two years ago to learn how to play the bass guitar and join my church's worship team. Now, I must make the choice between going to Georgia or staying at my house to play the bass on Easter Sunday. Caroline needs an answer the next day. I want to say “Yes”, and start packing. However, all I can hear in my head is my dad’s voice over and over again like a broken record saying, “Let your yes be yes and your no be no.” Then, I hear him saying another one of his favorite quotes, “You can never go wrong by doing the right thing.” I tried to get his voice out of my head but nothing worked. Therefore I decided to go ask my mom for help with my decision. I thought maybe she would give me the answer I wanted. After explaining the decision I had to make to my mom, she said, “You are old enough to make your own decisions,
Every practice is different and these two practices didn't go as well as usual. The song selection and keys to the songs were changed multiple times. The worship team was not listening to our leader. It was chaos. The music just wasn't coming together. We all felt unprepared, and were worried that it wouldn't be our best music service. We wanted our best for Easter Sunday. Our church had a large congregation with a lot of visitors on Easter Sunday. The church had excitement in the air, and it took a few minutes to get everyone seated and quieted down. Pastor Sorie read the morning announcements, and we had an opening prayer. Then, we begin to play and sing our worship