Tom Kraeuter

All these various types of churches have hosted Tom’s teaching ministry:

•American Baptist

•Assemblies of God

•Assoc. of Free Luth. Congregations

•Baptist

•Bible Church

•Christian and Missionary Alliance

•Christian Church

•Christian Reformed

•Church of God (Anderson, Indiana)

•Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee)

•Church of God in Christ

•Church of the Brethren

•Church of the Foursquare Gospel

•Church of the Nazarene

•Congregational Holiness

•Evangelical Covenant

•Evangelical Free

•Evangelical Luth. Church in America

•Evangelical Presbyterian

•Free Methodist

•General Baptist

•Independent Bible

•Independent Christian

•Lutheran Church Missouri Synod

•Mennonite

•Missionary Church

•North American Baptist

•Open Bible Standard Church

•Pentecostal Holiness

•Presbyterian Church in America

•Presbyterian Church U.S.A.

•Seventh Day Adventist

•Southern Baptist

•United Brethren

•United Methodist

•Village Mission

•Vineyard

•Wesleyan

•Worldwide Church of God

•numerous other denominational and non-denominational churches.

Tom Kraeuter

Tom Kraeuter (pronounced Kroyter) is one of America's leading voices on Christian worship. He serves as Executive Director of Training Resources, a ministry devoted to strengthening Christians in their relationships with God and with one another. He is an author, worship leader, and gifted communicator who has ministered in hundreds of churches to tens of thousands of worshipers. Tom's ministry is marked by his ability to apply Scripture to everyday situations.

Churches of all sizes have hosted Tom Kraeuter as a special guest and conference speaker. His most popular teachings are on worship and church unity. He has been welcomed by churches from more than 40 denominations, including Baptist, Evangelical Free, Pentecostal, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Mennonite and Vineyard.

Kraeuter is author of more than 15 books including Worship Is...What?!, The Worship Leader's Handbook and Reflecting Mercy in an Unmerciful World. He has attended Christian Outreach Church near St. Louis, Missouri, for more than thirty years. He and his wife Barbara have three children.