Worship Team

Healing Starts with Worship

“ Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God. ...“ LORD my God, I called to you for help, and you healed me.” — Psalm 30:2.

“ Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28. Worship is such a towering theme in the Bible and it seems to be the one thing that God requires from you above all else. He created you to worship and it is inter-connected to every activity in His Kingdom. It’s not an overstatement to suggest that the Christian life is meaningless without worship and your success is largely dependent on the lifestyle practice of it. As you develop a lifestyle of worship your relationship with God will deepen and you will be better equipped to cope with life’s challenges. You will enjoy a renewed sense of trust in Him, especially for healing and maintaining good health. Abundance without health is lack, so claim God’s promises and enjoy a long, healthy and abundant life. God has no plan for you to die until He has satisfied you in your old age with His salvation. Enjoying health should be the normal Christian life. To keep your healing you need to worship God at all times.

Rebecca Worship Leader

Pastor Rebecca Fowler at one time in her life she played keyboards for a Rock and Roll cover band in Oregon.

This is Rebecca's resume from 1995 to 1998:

I ministered at Salem Deliverance Tabernacle where I led worship for church services and healing meetings.

I also did nursing home Ministry. Where we would have a church service for the residents and when the service was dismissed we did bedside Ministry. I also was on the drama team. Then in 1998 I moved to Denver Colorado. In year 2000 I ministered at

I am Praise Jesus generation I led worship and did nursing home Ministry and that I started in June of 2000.

I was there for a year until the church split and closed. In 2001 I ministered at an American Catholic Church in Aurora Colorado.

I accompanied the choir and also sang in the choir there. And then in February of 2002 I ministered at Crossroads Church of the Nazarene in Littleton Colorado. I lead worship and Bible studies for the homeless that would come in during the week for food and clothes. I also answered phones in 2004. I moved back to Oregon and worked for 7 years at a job. In 2010 to 2012 I ministered in churches around Cottage Grove area. In 2012 up to present I lead worship at Florence Foursquare. Also for the last two years I have been leading worship for Lighthouse Ministries. In 2023 on Saturdays with my husband Ricky we started our own Ministry on Wednesday nights starting a month ago at New Healing and Revival Ministry in Reedsport Oregon. I feel that I am called to be a worship leader, prayer Warrior, and evangelist.

Richard Fowler Bass Player

Pastor Rick Fowler become a deacon and later a pastor in the Southland Christian Center. I also was the worship leader there for about 6 years and played bass, guitar and congas drums when I moved to Salem Oregon, I played bass on the worship team they have Brooks Assembly of God. And now as you know do worship at the Foursquare on Sundays I play base and am a backup singer.

Gary Perry Drummer

Gary Perry's first exposure to music came from listening to his parents’ collection of jazz and rhythm and blues (R&B) records. Listening to records was the most effective way of getting exposed to different styles of music, since Iowa was a relatively isolated state. Live jazz concerts, for instance, were very rare in that area of the United States.

Gary began playing drums at the age of 7. He taught himself how to play drums by playing along to records at his house. Therefore, Gary didn’t get the most traditional of drumming educations in jazz. In fact, Gary learned jazz drumming using matched grip, a grip that’s mostly associated with rock drumming and the one he prefers using till this day. Drum lessons, drum books, and drum rudiments was something he would get into later on.

Gary continued developing his drumming skills in high school by performing in its orchestra and in a top 40 cover band. He also furthered his studies in jazz by going to the Stanford Jazz Workshop in California, a summer music camp where he was lucky enough to meet jazz legend Dizzy Gillespie. Later he played some Rock music for some of the greatest bands. He's been drumming for God for the last five years and loves it!

Pastor Gene Grenz Harmonica Player/Singer

Among other things,

Pastor Gene likes to fish!

Gene followed in his father’s footsteps, playing the harmonica since he was a teenager. Some remember his father, Charlie Grenz, playing his harmonica in front of his apartment in Reedsport in his later years. The harmonica adds a unique sound to worship

Judy Grenz, Singer & Guitarist

Judy loves the beautiful Oregon Coast!

Judy is a self-taught guitarist and singer. Learning guitar in her teens, and being very shy, she seldom played or sang outside of her bedroom until coming to the Lord. Her earthly father encouraged her to play and sing at church, and her Heavenly Father helped her to do that! She loves to sing and play her music for the Lord now. It is her joy to be in the Presence of the Lord and to draw others into His Presence through worship.

“God does amazing things in people’s lives when they surrender to and worship the Lord.”

Worship Music

Alleluia

Draw me close to you

New Revival and Healing Ministry