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From hymns to radio-friendly CCM, to arts ministries and monastic communities such as Taizé in Northern France, evangelicals have responded to the call to sing ...
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Como ‘Way Maker’ (‘Caminho no Deserto’) liderou as paradas em rádios gospel dos EUA
Sinach, líder de louvor de Nigéria, escreveu a música que se tornou o hino de protesto da pandemia, cantada por Michael W. Smith e Soraya Moraes.
Megan Fowler|June 25, 2020
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The Trinity Is Missing from Christian Worship MusicSubscriber Access Only
While churches praise God from whom all blessings flow, they don't praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
Daniel Silliman|June 22, 2020
Hymns
Bring Back Isaac Watts’s Biggest Hit
You’ve probably never heard this famous hymn. That’s a shame.
Daniel Johnson|June 22, 2020
Excerpt
Science and Scripture Agree: Singing Lifts Our SpiritsSubscriber Access Only
Why Christians erupt in song, even when hope seems lost.
Glenn Packiam|June 22, 2020
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Mark Galli: Your Spiritual Dry Spell Is God’s Fertile Ground
Loving the Lord depends less on personal feelings and more on practice, says the former editor in chief of Christianity Today.
Interview by Daniel Harrell|June 12, 2020
How ‘Way Maker’ Topped the US Worship Charts from Nigeria
Lagos worship leader Sinach penned the pandemic and protest anthem sung by Leeland and Michael W. Smith.
Megan Fowler|June 12, 2020
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Can Churches Reopen Like Businesses? In Minnesota, Yes. In Nevada, No.
Despite Supreme Court decision, religious liberty advocates clash with states over varying rules.
Megan Fowler|June 03, 2020
Speaking Out
The Church Proved It Can Get Creative. Let’s Not Stop Adapting.
How rethinking worship can improve accessibility for people with disabilities.
Bethany McKinney Fox and Rosalba Rios|May 28, 2020
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Churches Are Reopening. That Doesn’t Mean Singing’s Back.
What does it mean when traditional worship is absent from in-person Sunday services?
Morgan Lee|May 27, 2020
CT Pastors | Pastoral Care
Letting Grief Come to Church
Five ways to welcome what may feel unwelcome once doors reopen.
Clarissa Moll|May 21, 2020
News
No Joyful Noise as German Churches Reopen Without Singing
Lockdown measures eased, but Christians struggle with coronavirus restrictions.
Ken Chitwood|May 12, 2020
CT Pastors
Invitations to a Homebound Easter
Sorrow, solidarity and seeking more.
Hannah King|April 08, 2020
Blog Forum | Pivot
If “We Don’t Go To Church, We Are The Church” Is True, Why Do I Miss Going So Much?
We haven’t ceased to be the church. We’ll never cease to be that. But I miss the gathering.
Karl Vaters|April 06, 2020
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Is It All About the Weekend? Not Now, and Should Not Have Ever Been
Customer-centric Sunday experiences have weakened the church— Coronavirus is pushing us to a better way.
Ed Stetzer|March 31, 2020
CT Pastors
Have Yourself a Bittersweet Easter
A typical Holy Week is out of reach this year. That's cause for lament—and celebration.
Todd Hunter|March 31, 2020
Editorial
An Easter Without Going to Church
The pandemic has laid an egg on our worship.
Daniel Harrell|March 25, 2020
CT Pastors
How Are Pastors Handling Ungathered Worship?
Six church leaders share about their adaptations, innovations, and frustrations as they respond to COVID-19.
March 25, 2020
News
After COVID-19 Diagnosis, Sandi Patty Urges Christians to Take Pandemic Seriously
Iconic Christian singer says the new coronavirus is “not fake news.”
Kate Shellnutt|March 18, 2020
CT Pastors
How to Lead Online Worship Without Losing Your Soul—or Body
8 tips for stewarding church technology in a time of social distancing.
W. David O. Taylor|March 17, 2020
Blog Forum | Pivot
Church Canceled? 6 Ways To Respond – And 5 Ways Not To
The church is always at our best, not when things are going well, but when we respond in a Christ-like manner to a difficult circumstance.
Karl Vaters|March 13, 2020

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