Music Ministry

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Joyful Worship Rooted in the Gospel

At West Hills Community Church, worship is not seen as music or entertainment — it’s a response to who God is and what He’s done through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ His Son. The songs we sing are primarily for the Lord’s ears, that He might be pleased in people who love Him and come to Him as their one and only Hope, Anchor, and Savior. Our Music Ministry exists to lead the church in joyful, Christ-centered worship that flows from hearts shaped by grace and truth.

Our Philosophy of Worship

  • Biblically grounded — shaped by the truth of Scripture, not cultural trends

  • Theologically rich — focused on God’s character, the gospel, and our response

  • Congregational in focus — designed to engage the whole church, not just a stage

  • Joyful and reverent — full of joy, humility, and awe before the Lord

What To Expect On Sundays

Each week’s set is prayerfully chosen to reflect the sermon theme, deepen the church’s engagement with Scripture, and draw our hearts toward Christ.

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Praise Songs
& Hymns

Led by a live band, featuring a blend of contemporary worship and hymns

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Theologically
Rich Lyrics

Theologically rich lyrics that align with Scripture and reinforce weekly teaching

Humility &
Excellence

Musicians who serve with humility, skill, and a heart for the church

Congregational
Singing

A focus on singing as a whole congregation, not just a worship team performance

Why Worship Matters To Us at West Hills

We don’t believe worship is about hype or polish — it’s about leading people to see and savor the glory of God. That’s why our music ministry is intentionally simple, Scripture-aligned, and centered on Jesus.

As a church that values joyful worship as one of our core expressions, we seek to develop a culture where the entire congregation participates—not just listens.

Morgan Hill
San Jose