Frequently Asked Questions
Uncle Charlie understands the predicament that COVID-19 has put kids ministry in because most are unable to gather publicly. For that reason, UC is allowing Kids Ministries to stream his songs on their social media platforms, YouTube Groups, etc. at no charge until the crisis is behind us and we are able to gather again with our children. (Some time after the crisis has subsided, UC will implement a nominal annual licensing fee/agreement that will allow Kidmin leaders to continue streaming on their media platforms.) For songs that are cover songs, make sure your church has a CCLI streaming license to go along with their regular CCLI license as Facebook may flag those songs as copyrighted material from the original artists.
You will immediately receive an email from UC, which will include your download links. Mac users simply click the link and it drops to your download folder. PC users might have to “right click” each song and “save as”, then direct it to the folder you want it to land in.
Each song has at least 4 individual options. Some songs have more, depending on if the song offers hand motions or HD. The bundle option gives you the opportunity to get all of the options available for that song in one simple package using one simple click, and at a much reduced price.
Sound Trax versions include everything but the lead vocal. All background vocals and instruments are included. Only the lead vocal is removed so that you, a leader, or one of your children can actually lead the song using their own voice.
Click here to view and/or print a list of all songs that offer motions, sign language, or interpretive movement. Songs are listed in alphabetical order.
No, all of our songs are recorded in full stereo versions. Even our sound trax are in stereo, (minus the lead vocals).
No. Our leads are mostly carried by me, and some songs are led by my former singing partners Rachel Sanchez Currier and Jagee Melton.
I was given that name by orphan children in Uganda, East Africa. I went there 4 years in a row to lead worship for over 1000 orphan children under the care of Watoto Childcare Ministries. In that country, children who speak English are taught to address all adults by the terms Uncle and Auntie. That’s their term of respect for their elders.
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