heartheadhands is our New Wine Central and South West worship network. Throughout the year we send out newsletters featuring articles written especially for the network, as well as interviews and information about events.

Each year the whole network gathers together at the heartheadhands day. The day consists of worship, teaching, seminars and prayer ministry; as well as lots of breaks to ask questions and network throughout the day, all washed down with coffee and danishes!

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HeartHeadHands – Kenny Borthwick now on Video July 28th, 2010

The two main sessions at the HeartHeadHands day at which Kenny Borthwick spoke are now available on video! [Read more]

Heart Head Hands Talks now available June 2nd, 2010

Thank you to everyone who came to heartheadhands 2010! We do pray that you were encouraged by the day. Here are the main talks and seminar sessions from the day: [Read more]

More photos May 25th, 2010

Here's some more photos from the Heart Head Hands day, taken by Tom Johnson: [Read more]

heartheadhands day 2010 May 19th, 2010

You can view some photos here - more to follow shortly! We would love to hear your feedback and stories from the day - please do email us.

heartheadhands day 2010 January 20th, 2010

Trinity Cheltenham, 15th May, 10am-5pm (registration from 9.30)
Hosted by Neil Bennetts
Main Speaker: Kenny Borthwick
Worship led by David Gate and Jules Woodbridge
Seminars: Nick and Becky Drake, Jules Woodbridge, Neil Bennetts

We are pleased to announce that the 2010 heartheadhands day will take place at Trinity Cheltenham on 15th May. heartheadhands is the home of the New Wine worship leaders Network (Central and South West), and this day is for anyone who is involved in the worshipping life of the church throughout the New Wine network and beyond. [Read more]

Worship Lifestyle January 20th, 2010

  • “Worship isn’t singing - it’s the whole of your life”
  • Well done. Good point. Have a biscuit.
  • We have reaffirmed this truth so many times in regards to worship that has become a cliché. Almost anytime you refer to ‘sung worship’ as simply ‘worship’ some smug person will pipe up at spout out the ‘worship is a lifestyle’ quote. It pertains to be a kind of ‘myth busting’ type statement - that we don’t have ‘times’ of worship and our worship is more than the singing of songs. Yet we must remember this: [Read more]

    • Individualism in Worship ministry January 20th, 2010

    We talk much about consumerism and worship in the church at the moment. And rightly so. Our churches are increasingly full of people who expect their worship served up in the same way as their coffee. It’s a demand problem. Good people expecting a certain standard of music, a certain mix of songs, a certain quality of voice. All these things are important. But not that important in the big scheme of things. [Read more]

    Searching for more in worship January 20th, 2010

  • Our staff team spent a day away recently at a retreat centre near to Cheltenham and we were really fortunate to have Barry Kissell come and speak and minister to us. Many of you may know Barry from his New Wine days - he used to host the event with David Pytches in the 90’s and his humorous style and pinpoint prophetic accuracy were (and still are) legendary. [Read more]

    • A little piece of Canaan January 20th, 2010

    I am realistic. I am aware that I will not ever be the most well known or ‘successful’ worship leader in the world. And I’m fine with that. Actually, that kind of ministry looks like more hassle than it’s worth - I’m sure it’s a constant mine field of mixed motivations and potential compromises. And I’m not sure I’m global-worship-leader- role-model material anyway. [Read more]

    The Carl Tuttle Story January 20th, 2010

    Many of you may know that Carl Tuttle was John Wimber’s worship leader in the formative years of the Vineyard movement. I recently came across some of his writing about his story, and he has given me permission to reproduce it here on Heart Head Hands. New Wine has so much to thanks the Vineyard - so much of what we are about came out of the influence of John Wimber nearly 20 years ago, and in particular, our worship DNA. Enjoy the article. It’s quite long, but it’s a great read. (Read more on his website carltuttle.com) [Read more]