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The Royal School of Church Music offers 15% off their Group and Individual memberships this autumn.
Their membership is designed to support, inspire, and connect musicians and leaders in church music. Members gain access to a wealth of resources, including training programs, music collections, and liturgical guidance to enhance their skills and enrich their worship.
The RSCM membership provides opportunities to network with a global community, participate in events, and enjoy discounts on RSCM publications and courses.
The RSCM exists to enable church music and musicians to flourish, thereby bringing people closer to God in worship and encouraging church communities to grow.
https://www.rscm.org.uk/join-us/membership/uk-members/
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