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The Hymn Born in a Synagogue
How a Hebrew text and synagogue melody became a well-known Christian hymn.
James D. Smith III|
Christian History
What Did Slave Songs Sound Like?
Angela M. S. Nelson|
Christian History
The Golden Age of Hymns: Recommended Resources
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THE POWER AND THE PRESENCE
A Leadership Forum
Christian History
The Spiritual
In the furnace of slavery, a lasting musical form was forged.
Angela M. S. Nelson|
Christian History
Radicals in Times of Revolution
James Townsend|
Christian History
The Hymn Explosion
In 1700, there were precious few English hymns. In 1800, there were hymnbooks galore. What happened?
Robin A. Leaver|
Christian History
Down and Out From Beverly Hills
One man's encounter with a Gideon Bible
Paul Myers|
Christian History
Other Important Hymn Writers
Christian History
Three Hymnals That Shaped Today's Worship
The hymnbooks of John Wesley, John Newton, and John Rippon endured for generations.
William J. Reynolds|
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FROM THE EDITORS
Marshall Shelley|
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PEOPLE IN PRINT
Christian History
Why Wesley Still Dominates Our Hymnbook
Two centuries later, what's the secret of Charles Wesley's undiminished popularity?
Timothy Dudley-Smith|
Christian History
Where Did We Get The Doxology?
The story behind what may be the world's best-known hymn.
James D. Smith III|
Christian History
The Golden Age of Hymns: A Gallery of the Hymn Writers' Hall of Fame
The poets who put words in our mouths.
Vinita Hampton Wright|
Christian History
Irrational Music Sung By a Mob of Extremists?
Why the Church of England disliked hymns
Madeleine Forell Marshall|
Christian History
Were Hymns Good Poetry?
They have endured. But does their lasting popularity prove their quality?
Jan Anderson|
Christian History
The Golden Age of Hymns: From the Editor - Silent String
Kevin A. Miller|
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HOW PASTORS HELPED IN MY GRIEF
One woman's story.
Lonni Collins Pratt|
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THE BACK PAGE
William Willimon|

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