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| does culture want to be engaged when asked to speak to a class about personal evangelism, i turned to the billboard hit list to see if i could find any cries for a savior there--or any clear signs that the world would prefer to worship idols. (faith; outreach) [lecture transcript, 2011] |
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| aradhna - amrit vani interview aradhna is a musical group who uses bhajan-style music of Northern India as a form of worship which they have contextualized for delivery of the Christian message. (music; faith) [first published: critique magazine, 2008] |
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born 2 di - rap reformed |
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| world of music in your backyard the library collection represented a wide array of geographical locales from Brazil to the Ivory Coast to the U.S to Spain to India to Japan to Eastern Europe and South America. (music) [first published: critique magazine, 2008] |
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| rap, reggae, ragas to limit ourselves in the realm of worship music to a safe repertoire of familiar hymns and choruses is to restrict the access of Christian worshippers to the rich palettes of music which have emerged for the glory of serving God. three musical forms seeking to expand the palette for worship will be the focus of this article. (music; faith) [first published: critique magazine, 2008] |
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| rap, reggae, ragas - a response After publishing the article on rap, reggae and ragas I received a rather scathing reply from a church man. Here's my response. (music; faith) [first published: critique magazine, 2008] |
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music review of christafari's "gravity" |
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