Sara Scott McDowell

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Join date: Mar 27, 2020

About

Hi! I'm Sara.

I've been a professional singer since I was 11 years old, and I've been a Worship Leader for over 20 years.

Several years ago, I was diagnosed with vocal cord paresis - part of my left vocal cord was paralyzed. Thankfully I made a full recovery, but through that process I learned that winging it with your voice is not the way to go.

I set out to educate myself and learn what made a voice 1) great and 2) long lasting. And now I'm passing it along to any worship leader or worship singer who wants to learn!

I'm so excited and honored that you're here!

Posts (39)

Jun 16, 2026 ∙ 5 min

She Thought She Wasn't Good Enough to Lead Worship

Ever feel like you're not good enough to be a Worship Leader? Read how one Woman of Worship found confidence and breakthrough via small vocal adjustments, support, and a new understanding of her voice, helping her lead with more strength, confidence, and freedom

Jun 9, 2026 ∙ 3 min

Why Your Voice Feels Tired After You Lead Worship

Your voice shouldn't feel exhausted, hoarse, or gone every Sunday. Learn about 3 common reasons why worship leaders and worship singers experience vocal fatigue - and what you can do to help your voice feel stronger and less fatigued.

Apr 20, 2026 ∙ 5 min

Stop Winging It With Your Worship Voice

Dear Woman of Worship - vocal fatigue, vocal strain, and vocal inconsistency don't have to be part of your story as a Worship Leader. You have to stop winging it with your voice if you want a different result. There's a better way to steward your wonderfully unique vocal gift...and it starts here.