Art House North is gathering musicians, photographers, and filmmakers to find 'a creative culture for the common good' of the Twin Cities.

The music we sing, in and out of church, is more varied and interesting than we've been led to believe.

But we're still learning from one another.

Religion professor T. David Gordon says Muzak has shaped singing in church.

The season's gladdest tidings in new holiday albums.

What accounts for the surprising dearth of women in today's CCM scene?

Reaction to the singer's coming out from Denny Burk, Matthew Lee Anderson, Joe Carter, and Francis Beckwith

No, Kim Hill didn't write 'O Holy Night.' But she holds a copyright for it.

Derek Webb and Sandra McCracken embrace the streets of inner-city Nashville.

Steven Curtis and Mary Beth Chapman are making overseas adoption more affordable.

Sara Groves changes her strategy to spotlight Rwanda's people.

Jars of Clay is well on the way to bringing fresh water to 1,000 African communities.

Why Christian musicians are embarking on a different kind of world tour.

Rather than focus on one particular cause or ministry, Third Day prefers to spread the wealth—literally.

Six principles that might bring a truce to the age-old tension between tradition and popular culture.

Box set chronicles the Rez Band's mark on CCM history.

Overseas trips help Delirious reinvigorate its blend.

Writer Daniel Radosh explores the heavy-handed evangelists, the art snobs, the money changers, and others who make up the Christian entertainment industry.

Pioneer Brian Doerksen on what's wrong with worship music.