Church Music

A new travelogue of global worship celebrates gospel unity across cultural difference—within certain limits.

Christian researchers examine how autism and neurodivergence could reshape church services.

A new book says streaming platforms have “broken” how we make and hear music. Can the church model a better way?

Drawing on centuries of hymnody, the songwriting collective asks the question “What else could we be singing about?”

Gather25 reflects our desire to sing together but also the struggle to capture the diverse music of the church.

“When you sing ‘Holy, Holy, Holy’ or ‘Amazing Grace,’ for that three minutes, you are united in heart,” he told CT.

As we learn from the surprising journeys of several holiday classics, the term defies easy definition.

The Bulletin welcomes historian Charles King for a conversation with Clarissa Moll about the modern relevance of Handel’s Messiah. 

Christian music industry is booming in the country, but at Christmastime, congregations are singing the oldies.

New children’s music resources go beyond holiday performances to cultivate a deeper theology and love of singing.