Dan Wilt

Dan Wilt is the Director of the Institute Of Contemporary & Emerging Worship Studies at St. Stephen’s University in St. Stephen, New Brunswick, and is an internationally respected recording artist, worship leader, songwriter, author and trainer. He has also been the Director of Vineyard Worship Resources, which creates media-based training tools for the contemporary and emerging Church, and is a freelance resource developer for Vertical Music, Trinity Learning Community and Vineyard Mus...

Dan Wilt is the Director of the Institute Of Contemporary & Emerging Worship Studies at St. Stephen’s University in St. Stephen, New Brunswick, and is an internationally respected recording artist, worship leader, songwriter, author and trainer. He has also been the Director of Vineyard Worship Resources, which creates media-based training tools for the contemporary and emerging Church, and is a freelance resource developer for Vertical Music, Trinity Learning Community and Vineyard Music. He is the host of the Vineyard Music DVDs What Is Worship?, Leading Worship, and Songwriting For Worship, designed to equip worship leaders in worldview/theology, basic worship leading skills and essential songwriting principles. Based out of St. Stephen’s University in New Brunswick, Canada, Dan’s passion is to further the Kingdom plot in this generation. Linking the wisdom of the ancients with the present chapter of the Story we live out today, his passion is to expand the worship worldview of the existing and emerging Church – inviting engagement with God and culture on all creative levels. Dan received his B.A. degree in Religion and Philosophy from Messiah College in Pennsylvania, and his Masters work at St. Stephen’s University in St. Stephen’s, New Brunswick. Dan also serves as the Atlantic Worship Development Coordinator for Vineyard Churches Canada, and as the worship director for the St. Croix Vineyard. Dan, his wife Anita, and their three children, Anna, Abigail and Benjamin make their home in St. Stephen, New Brunswick. He is currently working on his next project, a collection of ancient-future worship expressions in music and writing that will serve the emerging church of the 21st century.