Seven reasons for getting SongSelect
Andy Rowell's blog has a great review of SongSelect "CCLI's SongSelect - Why Every Church Should Get It"

This blog is located the USA so the pricing is in USD but the reasons speak for themselves.
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Andy Rowell's blog has a great review of SongSelect "CCLI's SongSelect - Why Every Church Should Get It"

This blog is located the USA so the pricing is in USD but the reasons speak for themselves.
[LINK]
We are looking for an IT Support Technician at our office in Sydney, NSW (Australia), in the Castle Hill Trading Zone, and it is possible that the person we are seeking could be you or a member of your church.
The person we are looking for will provide hardware and network administration, helpdesk support, and carry out web development. The successful applicant will need to be able to work in a team environment with others who share a common goal of providing a high level of service.
For more details, please see our Employment page on our site.
And thanks for passing this on to people you know who might be interested in the role!
We have just finished distributing royalties for our semi-annual payouts to song owners. In the process of doing that we find out which songs are most reproduced for the Church Copyright Licence. You can see the latest list of top songs here: Top 25 Songs
Here are the top 5 songs for Australia:
And here are the top 5 songs for New Zealand:
(If you'd like more details about how we do distribute royalties, see the Royalty Process page on the CCLI web site.)
We have just finished distributing royalties for our semi-annual payouts to song owners. In the process of doing that we find out which songs are most reproduced for the Church Copyright Licence. You can see the latest list of top songs here: Top 25 Songs
Here are the top 5 songs for Australia:
And here are the top 5 songs for New Zealand:
CCLI (Asia-Pacific) will be closed from Monday, December 24, 2007, for the Christmas / New Year week, reopening on Tuesday, January 2, 2008. We'll be taking a rest, looking forward to coming back and serving you in 2008.
We wish you a wonderful Christmas with family and friends, and every blessing for the New Year.

We have just finished distributing royalties for our semi-annual payouts to song owners. In the process of doing that we find out which songs are most reproduced for the Church Copyright Licence. You can see the latest list of top songs here: Top 25 Songs
Here are the top 5 songs for Australia:
And here are the top 5 songs for New Zealand:
(If you'd like more details about how we do distribute royalties, see the Royalty Process page on the CCLI web site.)
All three of these songs below are congregational favourites, but do you know which are in copyright and which is public domain?
Many people are not aware that two of these songs are still in copyright, and therefore reproducing the lyrics without a licence is an infringement of copyright law.Great Is Thy Faithfulness Shout To The Lord Rock of Ages
Many churches maintain a database of lyrics on a computer to print lyrics in the weekly bulletin, or to project lyrics onto a large screen or wall. This is for the sole purpose of encouraging their congregation to enhance their worship experience, and ultimately grow in their relationships with God.
The Australian & New Zealand SongSelect sites are now online. We have included an online video demonstration and sample sheets. This is a fantastic resource for churches and best of all it includes a 30 day money back guarantee*
www.songselect.com.au
www.songselect.co.nz
* conditions apply
Were you aware that making a photocopy or printing of a song's lyrics, without the permission of the songwriter, is a breach of the Copyright Act, and could make a church vulnerable to legal action?
It's true. Churches are not exempt from any aspect of the Australian Copyright Act 1968, which means that the simple act of making copies of songs for your choir or musicians could be putting your church at risk if you do it without a proper licence.
We are currently looking to fill the position of Licensing Clerk at our office in Sydney, NSW (Australia), in the Castle Hill Trading Zone, and it is possible that the person we are seeking could be you or a member of your church.
For more details, please see our Employment page on our site.
Check back there for other roles as they become available.
CCLI will be represented at this years Hillsong Conference taking part in the Music Industry Elective to be held on Thursday 5th July.
Malcolm Hawker will be joining a panel to talk with those interested in song writing and publishing.
