| The Heart of Worship: James Wait Interviews Alicia Lohse Posted: 28 Aug 2009 01:30 PM PDT
 Alicia Lohse, worship leader at Grace Church. Though she’s not well-known, Alicia Lohse loves God, is kind to strangers and is filled with the joy of the Lord. She also leads people in worship at Grace Church in Durango, Colo. If you are ever in Durango, make sure you stop by Grace Church to worship with Alicia and the local Christian community there. Give it up for the little guys, and keep reading to find out why she thinks worship is important. JW: Can you tell me a little about yourself? AL: I was born in Minnesota but moved to Colorado when I was nine years old. I moved around the state and finally settled in Durango. I got saved at camp when I was 16 years old out in Hesperus, Colo. For fun I love to play (of course) and chill with my buddies while jamming or watching movies.
JW: What are some of your favorite verses in the Bible? AL: Exodus 32:18, Isaiah 40:31, Colossians 1:10, Romans 12:3
JW: Tell me a little what is like leading worship at a church? AL: I lead worship at TNF at Grace Church and play guitar for the praise team at Grace Church. It’s always interesting and not to mention challenging. Keeping the focus on God and worshipping Him should always be the most important thing but at times we get in the way of His glory and have to step back and humble ourselves so He can shine.
JW: What age did you start playing music? AL: I started playing music when I was about 14 years old. JW: Who or what are some of your influences in music? AL: My influences include everything from country to rock to jazz. JW: Will you be recording any albums? AL: I won’t be recording any albums, although I have recorded a few songs. One song I wrote myself for my fiancé and the other I wrote for another band I perform with. |
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