I do, Jaden. Mostly by myself at the moment, because most worship teams use chords instead of notes. (which does not mean I didn't collect most of Citipointe and Hillsong's leadsheets) For now, I am recording my worship team so that I can make my own arrangements based on chords, and by ear. I strongly suggest getting your fundamentals right before trying anything of that sort(not to discourage you, but to save you from embarrassment) I suggest you Google, "Playing violin with a worship team, which will lead to many interesting articles about that matter. And for sheets, well, I'm always here. Learn also how to use Finale, because you might end up transposing sheets, depending on what keys the team will be using in the future.

Actually it went so far as the mixer tech coming down and telling me I was pulling everyone off pitch  You've been playing for two years with your WT? Nice! I had better success with a Baptist Orchestra for a year, but I joined a worship team, so it was like, okay, back to square one. Honestly, even with high-grade floor monitors, it's so hard to hear myself play, so unless you've got the ceclio e-violin or some decent in-ear monitors...well, you get the idea. But anyway, back on topic,

http://www.violinist.com/discu.....m?ID=16923

http://www.violinist.com/discu.....m?ID=10489

These guys have the tips which I needed, but sometimes I let myself "fall into" the music (I'm sorry, I know this isn't what you had in mind). I usually have leadsheets printed out with the soprano melody on it(they're almost impossible to find unless you know where to look: Think Partituras Cristianos...) and I slip in a few triplets, and 2nd voicing. Always keep a pencil in your back pocket to make notes.

Side note, use these search engines for the sheet music:

http://www.docs-finder.com/ind......php (you need sibelius scorch/sibelus)

Use keywords like: (song title) lead sheet,songbook,song book, finale, .pdf, sibelius, sheet music. You'd be amazed at what you find online.

Ps, good luck finding anything from the Planetshakers

Anyway...

To be honest though it's tough when they play in BMajor(5sharps), but it can't be helped because most of the modern songs are in B, A, C, D, and G. I hardly see a song with flats in it in the modern worship scene.

And...

It really needs a lot of effort on our part, because we have to write our own scores for each song. Sometimes it can be as simple as letters, or complicated notes. Just go with what works for you. I'll share whatever I can make for myself, of course. Do research, youtube is a very good resource. Find piano covers and play along with them. A lot of people are making violin covers of worship songs like Still, Amazing Love, Amazing Grace... to name a few.

You can actually get sheet music from MIDI files with Sibelus/Finale, so Google up a few tutorials how you can do it(very easy really)

Just PM me what you need. Sometimes I can only give you a leadsheet, depending on the song, but it's better than nothing right? Oh yeah, I fixed the FB link on my profile too, just don't forget to mention that you met me here....so many friends on FB you might get lost 

Good luck, and God bless you!

Okay....I think that's everything I have in my head at the moment 

Could you explain how you did it? Just for everyone else to know how, of course.