Happy Hour #316: Anna Golden

The Happy Hour with Jamie Ivey

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🗓️ 26 August 2020

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

My guest for The Happy Hour #316 is Anna Golden. Anna is a 24-year-old worship pastor at Relentless Church in Greenville, South Carolina. In today’s episode, Anna talks about what it was like growing up as a show-biz kid in a creative family, navigating leading worship as a young person, and some of the stigmas surrounding being a single worship pastor. Anna also opens up about the level of responsibility that comes with leading worship for a congregation, and the importance of accountability from someone who knows you deeply. I love when she says, “being a worship leader is actually 10% of what you do on-stage and 90% of what you do off-stage.” For the full summary, click the link below! Connect with Jamie Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // YouTube GET ALL THE LINKS FROM THE SHOW HERE

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0:00.0	Hey friends and welcome to the happy hour Jamie Ivey podcast. I'm your host Jamie and I'm so glad
0:05.2	you're here. Each week on this show I invite a girlfriend to join me and we chat about the big
0:09.6	things in life, the little things in life and everything in between.
0:23.3	Happy Wednesday my friends! I am so happy to be with you today. Today's episode is so much
0:29.7	fun. My guest is Anna Golden and she's a 23 year old worship leader living in Greenville, South
0:35.2	Carolina. Single gal loving Jesus and making incredible worship songs. I love talking with Anna
0:42.0	about being a worship leader, navigating church during the last four months of COVID-19. How to
0:47.2	be a cheerleader for single gals in the church? It is truly a great happy hour today.
0:52.9	Talking with Anna completely reminds me of why I wrote my newest book UBU, which releases on
0:59.3	October 1st. I wrote it for every woman who feels like she has a voice and something to say,
1:05.5	which side note is all of us. We all have a voice and we all have things to say and I want every
1:11.2	woman to own her gifts, her talents and her callings that God has gifted uniquely to her.
1:17.7	I wrote UBU for you. You are a woman who has great things inside of you and your great thing
1:26.0	cannot be compared to her great things. My prayer and my hope and my desire is that when you
1:33.4	dive into this book that you will discover and be reminded that you can be successful right
1:40.2	where God has planted you. That satisfaction is not only granted to some people, but we all have
1:46.9	the ability to be satisfied with our lives. I want women like me and like you. I want us to truly
1:53.7	bloom where we were planted by God to thrive in our circumstances no matter what they may look like.
2:00.7	I want you to know that you can be successful right where you are. I want to show you how to bloom
2:06.4	where you're planted. I want you to thrive. If you want to hear more information about this book,
2:11.4	text UBU all one word no spaces to 33777. That's UBU no spaces. That's the title of the book to
2:22.6	33777 and I will tell you all you need to know about the book. Here is my conversation with the
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