49. Scared to Sing? 3 Simple Steps to Revive Your Voice and Reignite Your Calling (LENT SERIES)
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Scared to Sing? 3 Simple Steps to Revive Your Voice and Reignite Your Calling Have you found yourself hesitant or even afraid to sing, despite all your training and experience? If opening your mouth to sing feels overwhelming, you’re not alone. But it is possible to break through that fear and reawaken your voice! Through three simple steps—movement and breath work, singing for fun, and journal prompts—you can begin to shake off this fear and starting enjoying using your voice. As we continue this Lent series, let this be a season of returning—to your voice, your calling, and the One who gave you the gift of song.
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