Publishers help songwriters distribute their original music more widely. As a non-profit collaborative publisher, WWPG works alongside interested writers to identify songs that are ripe for cross-denominational sharing, create uniform charts, scores, etc., and pitch writers’ material to churches in our Southeast Michigan network.

To hang out and be pals? No way. The paperwork only comes into play when you have a specific song that you’d like WWPG to include in our digital resource library (coming soon).

Nope. Our publishing contract is meant to bring the richness of your work to a broader audience without restricting your ability to use your own work freely.

Nothing. Filling out our webforms as an artist or a church just means we’ve made a connection and you’re on our email list. We’ll invite you to events and share opportunities with you whether you publish / license with us or not.

Participating writers waive their rights to profit financially from music while it’s being distributed by WWPG.

WWPG is building a network of churches who have access to this locally-produced material. Participating churches agree to the terms of WWPG’s licensing agreement, and agree to periodically report usage statistics (we promise, it’ll be easier than CCLI reporting by a mile).

Short answer: probably. We’ve got some ideas for how we could make this work without stumbling into copyright infringement territory. Hit us up to chat. We’re nice :)