We teach piano, guitar, drums, bass, voice, and ukulele.

Yes, except the worship band instructed as a group.

First week of the month.

Lessons are scheduled as a consistent weekly time and are not rescheduled. Students are expected to attend their assigned lesson time. If a student will be absent, supplemental work may be provided upon request.

As early as three years old, our Agape Little Learners class is designed to facilitate age-appropriate learning that engages young students with hand-eye coordination, rhythm, hand drumming, singing, praise dancing, instrument appreciation, and ear training, all while learning the biblical principles of worship. Little learners will become significant learners who can apply what they learned to a single-instrument discipline.

We do not offer refunds.

Enrollment is ongoing throughout the year. However, students are expected to maintain consistent weekly participation.

If a student withdraws, their time slot is released and may be filled by another student. Re-enrollment is based on current availability, and returning students may need to select a new time.

Participation in end-of-season worship events is reserved for students who remain actively enrolled.

Agape Worship Arts integrates musicianship and theology through The AWA Method™, developing students both musically and spiritually—not just technically.

Agape Worship Arts® follows a structured yearly calendar that includes select holidays and seasonal breaks.

Observed dates typically include:

Labor Day

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Presidents’ Day

Memorial Day

Thanksgiving Break

Spring Break

These scheduled breaks are included within monthly tuition as part of the program’s annual structure

Specific dates are provided each year in advance.

Yes. Tuition secures a student’s reserved weekly time and ongoing enrollment.

Lessons are not rescheduled. Work may be provided upon request.